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Definition of gak in English: gak(also gack) nounɡakɡak mass nouninformal 1Cocaine. Example sentencesExamples - I took on some successful DJ gigs and opened for Junior Jack, but left the exciting Latin House genre after repeated offers of kilogram blocks of solid gak in exchange for performances.
- Everyone not playing with their toes in a crib, or drooling down themselves in a care home, is fully aware that models hoover up the gak like their careers depend upon it.
- I have it on good authority that after a commentary recording session between her and Baker, the engineers found a good portion of gak rolled up in there.
- He once drove around Memphis for a week, high on gak, and talking to a lifesize cut-out of Elvis Presley.
2A sticky or messy substance. the shower failed to remove the gak from my hair Example sentencesExamples - And then it was onto mopping up a split drink (Kiwitini apparently, squidgy green gack), which somehow left a much whiter patch on the cream carpet.
- The foie gras starter was served a little too chambré, so that it had a buttery gack to it, and I did not at all like the sour cherry strudel it was served with.
- In my experience, real kitchens come complete with gack on the floor of the oven and curd in the crevices of the hob.
- When I say 'stew', I mean up to his armpits in a brown, oozing, sticky, gooey, gravy-dumpling gack.
- A scrubby is, for those who don't know, a large ball of twisted pieces of metal used to scrub caked-on gack from cooking gear.
exclamationɡakɡak informal Used to express distaste or disgust. Example sentencesExamples - I smooth it down, tuck it back, but twenty minutes later I'll be walking past a mirror and - "Gack!"
- Little Jack's not so little anymore; he's 23 now, and driving (gack) a Hummer H2 ['gack' because it's a *fake* Hummer, you understand.]
- Gak - it looks like it might rain.
- MSN's UnderWire (gak, I don't think I like that name!) has an article on women in high tech and how they dress.
- But gack, it's just so clumsy here, and so very, very self-conscious.
- Gack, this pollen really is bad for the throat and the eyes.
- He wades in with his worst Johnny Cash imitation on the song, Big River. *gack*
- I expect we will hear about a private White House screening of Gibson's film any day now, gack
- Well, his choice of music wasn't too bad to start with (Jane's Addiction, Sonic Youth, Mazzy Star, Spiritualized) but I missed all those and had the misfortune to tune into Limp Bizkit (gak), Swervedriver (yawn), Christina Aguilera (what the ?)
- Gak - after being woken up by a man from The Poppy Appeal (yes, I bought a poppy) I went back to bed and slept until 12:06!
- Gak - still need to unpack and do laundry.
Origin1970s: imitative; the form gak dates from the 1990s. Definition of gak in US English: gak(also gack) nounɡak informal 1Cocaine. Example sentencesExamples - I took on some successful DJ gigs and opened for Junior Jack, but left the exciting Latin House genre after repeated offers of kilogram blocks of solid gak in exchange for performances.
- I have it on good authority that after a commentary recording session between her and Baker, the engineers found a good portion of gak rolled up in there.
- He once drove around Memphis for a week, high on gak, and talking to a lifesize cut-out of Elvis Presley.
- Everyone not playing with their toes in a crib, or drooling down themselves in a care home, is fully aware that models hoover up the gak like their careers depend upon it.
2A sticky or messy substance. the shower failed to remove the gak from my hair Example sentencesExamples - When I say 'stew', I mean up to his armpits in a brown, oozing, sticky, gooey, gravy-dumpling gack.
- The foie gras starter was served a little too chambré, so that it had a buttery gack to it, and I did not at all like the sour cherry strudel it was served with.
- A scrubby is, for those who don't know, a large ball of twisted pieces of metal used to scrub caked-on gack from cooking gear.
- And then it was onto mopping up a split drink (Kiwitini apparently, squidgy green gack), which somehow left a much whiter patch on the cream carpet.
- In my experience, real kitchens come complete with gack on the floor of the oven and curd in the crevices of the hob.
exclamationɡak informal Used to express distaste or disgust. Example sentencesExamples - Gak - still need to unpack and do laundry.
- Gak - it looks like it might rain.
- MSN's UnderWire (gak, I don't think I like that name!) has an article on women in high tech and how they dress.
- I expect we will hear about a private White House screening of Gibson's film any day now, gack
- Little Jack's not so little anymore; he's 23 now, and driving (gack) a Hummer H2 ['gack' because it's a *fake* Hummer, you understand.]
- Gack, this pollen really is bad for the throat and the eyes.
- I smooth it down, tuck it back, but twenty minutes later I'll be walking past a mirror and - "Gack!"
- Well, his choice of music wasn't too bad to start with (Jane's Addiction, Sonic Youth, Mazzy Star, Spiritualized) but I missed all those and had the misfortune to tune into Limp Bizkit (gak), Swervedriver (yawn), Christina Aguilera (what the ?)
- He wades in with his worst Johnny Cash imitation on the song, Big River. *gack*
- Gak - after being woken up by a man from The Poppy Appeal (yes, I bought a poppy) I went back to bed and slept until 12:06!
- But gack, it's just so clumsy here, and so very, very self-conscious.
Origin1970s: imitative; the form gak dates from the 1990s. |