gel

a postive word used when people get on well with eachother and therefore connect.
“me and paul get on well. we gel.”
to leave or exit
“we’re going to a party, wanna come?”

“sure, let’s gel.”
girl in c-ckney pr-nunciation.
there’s boys and gels, and wimmin, an’ unfit blokes like me,
sloggin’ ev’ry day, right through the year!
a piece of colored plastic polymer used to color stage lights
she put a gel into a frame and then into a leeko and we had color
to vegitate; to daydream; to be in the appearance of thoughts (deep or otherwise). partic-p-l to the expression “gel out.”
i am going to just sit here and gel.
romany gypsy word, meaning to go, or to leave. romany is not a written language, so the exact spelling is not certain. often used in conjunction with the word ‘on’, and can be used as an equivilent to ‘f-ck off’ – i.e. ‘gel-on’.
used mainly by romany gypsys rather than irish gypsys, especially in the south of england.
“we found a stopping place but had to gel when the gavvers turned up.”

“i swear boy if you don’t gel-on you’ll get yourself hurt.”

“your gunna have to gel bruv, me old man’s on his way back and he’s on the warpath.”
greatly effective lube
did you try the g.e.l. last night? it worked really well