Gang rekt meaning and definitionGang rekt mean? Here you find 1 meanings of Gang rekt.
Verb: the act of a large group of people destoying a person on a Facebook thread in unison.
Gangrel is another word for a stolen drink, if you steal or minesweep a drink from a club, that drink has now become gangrel. It is also a good word just for alcoholic drinks in general.
Being, or looking, so rad that others only naturally assume you must be in some way related to a gang. Originated back in 1830 when an Emily Dickens was born. Most know Miss Dickens from her poetry and books, but back in the day she was known world-wide for being gang related. Today her ancestors live on as, the "Gang Related".
If you are eating baked potatoes, and you come across a potato with a green spot on it, said potato is therefore, a gangrene fairy. NOTE: the green spot may have a few little brown spots on it.
a person who likes to be a part of a gang or a group and loses his/her own identity thereof
An anagram for my cats' names that sounds like a rough handy.
any one of a number of writers and anchors at FoxNews
The hero of a comic in which a frog with a humble job as a shit scooper at a local vet's, comes in contact with radioactive feces and gets gangrene on his dick. He also gets superpowers such as the ability to mold said phallus into anything from a blunt death club to a functional LAAG antiaircraft gun, just liek the one in Halo, complete with seminal ammunition. But he only has three days with which to use his distorted tool to save the entire world from a messy death by the Concordia people.
(n.) a vagina that is infected with some sort of disease (not necessarily gangrene),appears generally unhealthy visually, or is displeasing to one's olfactory sense.
the dawning realisation that two or more people have conspired to either enhance or degrade your 'reputation' status on the ubiquitous vBulletin forum software.
A word used to describe a place which is good to get stoned, smoke weed and generally chill while stoned. Usually somewhere out of the way of passers-bye and a place where it is enclosed, somewhere to sit etc, e.g. under a bridge, in a garage, in someones car, in a forest, in someones room, in a back alley etc.