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Lillian Gish

Rhyming slang for "pish" Scottish
Pish from piss. Pee. Wee. etc
from verb: to urinate.

"I'm burstin' for a Lillian Gish."
"I'm going for a gish. Anyone want one?".
"Single fish" sometimes used in lieu of Lillian Gish.

by Piemanius March 6, 2007

75πŸ‘ 25πŸ‘Ž


lilian gish

A small or large breaded or battered fish, from your local chippy.

Ay bute just fetch me a lilian gish, fuck the chips I,am on a diet.

by Mr Bute October 27, 2007

21πŸ‘ 6πŸ‘Ž


Mark Gish

in short, God or God like.

That guy has a Mark Gish body.

by working September 16, 2008

5πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


gish-gosh

Gish-gosh: exclamation, informal; used to express surprise or give emphasis; informally used as a euphemism for God; the word "gish" is used by Jewish people as a substitute for "gosh", which is a substitute for "God".

In Utah, the mormons say "Oh my heck!" - but in Oregon, the hip people say, "Oh my gish-gosh!"

by billphoto May 31, 2009

4πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


Gish Gallop

Infamous debate tactic used by amateurs, grifters who are paid by shills, and people who only care about winning alike, the Gish Gallop is a tactic in which one person purposefully gives as many incorrect or falsely-quoted statistics as possible in a very short time frame. This forces the opponent to waste speaking time taking down endless strawmen and lies created by their opponent, and is usually a sign that the utilizer is arguing in bad faith. People with scientifically/factually incorrect positions such as TERFs, Neo-Nazis, and infamously, Young Earth Creationists, often use this tactic as simply quoting reputable sources and studies is not an option.

The Gish Gallop is a tactic commonly used when you have no shame or care for fact and just want to win.

by Trashβ€’Gordon March 9, 2021

64πŸ‘ 29πŸ‘Ž


gish

An unbeleivably terrible prognosticator. This term came about when, Ken Gish, a participant in a three strikes (survivor) pool picked losing teams in each of the first three weeks, making his exit as quickly as possible from the pool. Simply amazing, since you only get a strike if the heavily favored team you pick loses in each of the first three weeks.

"To pull a Gish" means that you take three strikes in the first three weeks of an NFL three strikes pool.

by Adam January 12, 2005

5πŸ‘ 95πŸ‘Ž


gish

originally a mis-spelling of 'gosh', later developed into spoken word to mean the same thing

Oh my gish! What the hell is that!

by Alice Jean October 15, 2009

4πŸ‘ 71πŸ‘Ž