Gek

a dutch word roughly equivalent to the english word “r-t-rded”.
oh my god, madd gek, get off the stage!
the term gek is a coined phrase meaning a “cool” geek the second ‘e’ of ge(e)k is missing as he/her geek has taken the e while out clubbing. the gek is commonly not of usual geek looks but still retains vast skills of the geek world such as computer programming and usless trivia.
hey larisa that computer programmer james your seeing is a right gek. he was looking well fit last night in that club, looked like he was well on it!!!
geek s-x, aka s-x with a geek.

geeks like to have s-x too, and when two geeks can get past their nerdish tendencies and actually connect in real-time, geek s-x can occur.

geks can occur between geeks of the same or opposite s-x. whichever turns your crank.

sturgeon general’s warning: geks can lead to geek babies without adequate protection.
once they agreed to disagree about which is better, star wars or star trek, pat and terry had an amazing night of geks.
gek is keg spelled backwards in a ridiculous attempt to liven up a ‘word-a-day’.
i got ‘keg’ as my word-a-day…that’s boring, i’ll say gek instead!

pat, you’re a gek!
a word derived from the word “geek”. shortened to confuse persons on the recieving end of the insult. can also be used as a prefix or suffix to a variety of words.
quit being such an uber gek.

let’s head to the lan cafe and indulge in some gek-tr0n.
verb. the opposite of keg as keg is to pull clothes down, gek is to pull clothes up
1. to lift ones skirt up and reveal their undergarments
2. to feel the desire to have s-xual intercourse with another
1. i’maa gek ya blud – i’m gonna lift ya skirt up and show ya -rs- to everyone 🙂
2. i wanna gek you tbh – i wanna have s-x with you tbh