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Gabberflasted
Having too much to say!
My brain is exhausted ... I couldn't listen any more; she's the most gabberflasted person I've ever met!
Submitted by Sue Daderko

Gagcessive
Gags at everything.
My husband can't stand anything remotely unpleasant, he's so gagcessive.
Submitted by Meg

Gagnacious
Words or actions possessing the quality of sickening sweetness.
Her gushing,flowery description of her relationship with her new boyfriend was gagnacious!
Submitted by W. Epps

Gaitkeeper
Drill sergeant, cadence counter.
Hut, two, three, four, hut, two, three, four . . . Old sarge was a good gaitkeeper. Halt, one, two.
Submitted by John Elliott

Gapprehension
When one is not sure if theirr car will fit in a vacant space.
I was filled with gapprehension as I drove toward where I hoped to park. Would my car fit?
Submitted by Greg Slater

Geek
To send something electronically, as in email or palm-pilot to palm-pilot.
Hey, can you geek me those phone numbers?
Submitted by Wendy

Geeology
Study of wonderment.
"I always wanted to be a geeologist, said the magician.
Submitted by J. Elliott

Ghnashtly
Something so ghastly and nasty, you find yourself gnashing your teeth!
The pictures my brother emailed me were just ghnashtly!
Submitted by Rick Baamonde

Gifthusiasm
Pretending to like a dumb gift someone you love gives you.
I acted gifthusiastic when I unwrapped the purple shirt my sister gave me for Christmas.
Submitted by J. Ditzel

Gigafryte
A major scare.
Brian experienced a gigafryte when he crashed his office PC while playing "Doom" on the network with his co-workers.
Submitted by Karen E.

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Giggleicious
A very tasty giggle.
You'll have a giggleicious time at the party.
Submitted by Samantha (Sam)

Gigglelectomy
When a joke is not funny.
That joke gave me a gigglectomy.
Submitted by Elly Natal

Gigglitis
A very contageous, non-stop laugh.
Tess told me the funniest joke ever, Ashli and I started laughing and caught gigglitis.
Submitted by Molly

Gigglyumptious
Having a giggly time and it tastes good, too.
That burger was gigglyumptious.
Submitted by Hannah

Ginormous
Gigantic, as well as enormous. i.e. Of mammoth proportions.
Have you seen Kyle? That's one ginormous gut he's sporting!
Submitted by Paul

Gladuate
Students happy that they have passed an exam.
On the final day of school the auditorium was full of gladuates.
Submitted by Greg Slater

Glump
A group of; a pile; a stack.
The squirrel is hiding in that glump of weeds.
Submitted by Diana Struntz

Gnawseous
Distress from being unable to chew because of ill fitting dentures.
Old gramps became gnawseous trying to eat the apple.
Submitted by John Elliott

Gnawtical
Navigating in bites per inch.
Those piranha made gnawtical history chewing their way up the Amazon. Some became gnawseous.
Submitted by John Elliott

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Gnawty
A teething puppy.
The gnawty little puppy chewed up my slippers.
Submitted by John Elliott

Gnomeber
A reference to a legendary dwarf.
Of all the Seven Dwarfs, Happy was gnomeber one.
Submitted by L.V.Brewer

Gooberactic
Very active and energetic.
My friends and I are very gooberactic.
Submitted by Maggie L.

Goobersmootch
Kisses.
I'm going to give you a great big goobersmootch.
Submitted by Janetta Ray

Goosicle
Frozen gum stuck to a pole or something.
I've created a number of goosicles this past winter.
Submitted by Megee

Goot
To come out of a bottle very slowly or not at all, the to come out very fast.
The catsup gooted out of the bottle.
Submitted by L. Blansett

Goozywooze
A stickey and squishy blob.
I felt the big goozywooze.
Submitted by Maggie Lindsay

Gossle
A guzzling gosling.
Hey man, check out that gossle! That is one thirsty baby goose!
Submitted by Lisa Smith

Grannyfide
Fear of old people.
Please don't take me to Grandma's house, I'm grannyfide
Submitted by Brady Williams

Gratisfied
To feel thankful for a service to you that was mediocre in quality.
Beth was gratisfied that Chris closed the toilet seat.
Submitted by Chris Andersen

Grewve
Celery, rhubarb: vegetables that grow in the shape of a groove.
The celery was really grewvie.
Submitted by George

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Grill piece
Your front teeth.
The dentist was all up in my grill piece.
Submitted by Sammy

Grim reapercussions
Consequences of drinking and driving.
If you drink and drive, expect grim reapercussions.
Submitted by Greg Slater

Gription
The ability to hold on to something.
I can't hold on to anything today. I have no gription.
Submitted by Mike Dologusin

Groovular
A cool word meaning the same as groovy.
That cheese convention was really groovular.
Submitted by B. Gesaman

Grotundous
So large as to be disgusting.
He had a grotundous growth on his nose.
Submitted by Donald Pelton

Growcrastination
To put off gardening.
It was a beautiful day, but I suffered from growcrastination.
Submitted by Greg Slater

Growtesque
Genetically altered food.
The genetically altered plants were really growtesque!
Submitted by John Elliott

Grrrrasty
So nasty it makes you growl in disgust.
That curdled milk smells really grrrrasty.
Submitted by Erica Wright

Grumplestilskin
A very, very grumpy person.
You're such a grumplestilskin today!
Submitted by J. Shipman

Grunny
Gross, yet funny.
I can't believe you said that! That's so grunny!
Submitted by Amanda

Gubba
1. Small pocket of flesh or fat on a person's body. 2. Sound made while gently pinching someone's gubba -- i.e. gubba-gubba.
I just couldn't resist the gubba under that baby's chin. I just had to pinch it!
Submitted by Rob

Guesstation
The length of time someone stays at a motel.
Our guesstation time at the motel was four nights.
Submitted by Greg Slater

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