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Gringe

Slang term for marijuana, weed, cannabis etc.

'Lets smoke some gringe later'

by xxGREATGUYXX May 11, 2022

101πŸ‘ 8πŸ‘Ž


Gringe

Extra cringe, or worse than cringe

Dude that youtube nowadays is just full of gringe content

by PaulCxGuy May 12, 2021

39πŸ‘ 3πŸ‘Ž


Gringe

Worse than cringe. Reserved for the one true Gringe.
(Commonly misused as Gay Cringe)

u/Mamamianicetoseeya is Gringe and always will be.

by ToasterDuck October 24, 2020

5πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


Gringe

Noun; a contraction of the phrase 'green fringe', often coupled with the word 'lunatic', as in β€˜the lunatic gringe’. Denotes the social demograph wherein can be found those poor souls who sacrifice all else for the sake of environmental ideals, and attempt to convert all and sundry to their own personal cause.

He was part of the lunatic gringe, and had sworn never to eat lettuce unless he was sure it had been humanely killed.

by John of the Antipodes July 7, 2011

22πŸ‘ 32πŸ‘Ž


Gringe

Logan

So gringe

by dog_god December 1, 2019

5πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


Gring Gring

The nastiest and ugliest mother fucker you can think of.

Take that damn gring gring of a child as well!

by NY's Own Real Daquila September 20, 2010

6πŸ‘ 10πŸ‘Ž


gringe

verb. to whine, to winge, to complain

Etymology: Tim Minchin's grandfather created this word, presumably to describe his grandson's upset attitude as a child upon discovering how the world is full of stupid people. Tim Minchin himself now uses this word in his song "Lullaby" to describe his young daughter's midnight whining.

1. "Your blankets hand-knitted with pure Angora wool,
your nappy is dry, and your tummy is full
of enough antihistamine to chill out a bull,
yet still all this gringing."

2. *commercial about donating money to feed African children plays on TV in background*
Sam: Ugh, not again.
Patricia: You should be more sympathetic. You would gringe if you were in their shoes.
Sam: Well how fortunate I am that they don't have shoes, then!
Patricia: *gringes*

by rumiko May 1, 2011

46πŸ‘ 33πŸ‘Ž