Participle
a part of a verb.
can exist as
-infinatives
-imperfects
-pluperfects
-future tenses
they are verbs in sub-ordinate clauses containing a governing verb.
she says that she will take (participle) the dog to the vet.
the governing verb is “to say” the participle is “to take”
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- ganbare
j-panese idiom that means “do your best” or “go for it.” often spouted to boost one’s self-esteem and encourage them to succeed. shouted primarily at sporting events and the like. “ganbare, akira-san!!”
- Gancho
how the bodegas in hartford refer to a needle, rig or syringe. one gancho costs one dollar. hey papi, i need a ganch. i’m so sick, but until i can cop a gancho this dope is all but worthless.
- gandershank
c-ck..tool..member, preferably male in origin. hey timmy, your mom was severely peepin’ my gandershank when i came to pick up your little sister yesterday.
- ganeb
ganeb is a folk name for marijuana. canabis sativa is an example of ganeb.
- ganster pace
walking or driving at a ganster pace means you’re going too slow. you may also exhibit a ganster lean when walking. “man, will you hurry up. you’re going at a ganster pace!”