Bloody hot outside; a heat wave. —adjective. Pronounced: gawr-ee. Named after Vice-president Al Gore; author of "An Inconvenient Truth" and leading proponent of controversial Global Warming & Climate Change Theory.
Used in a sentence: It's hotter than hellout here; in fact, it's positively 'gorey'.
By Pammi
Edward Gorey
A writer/illustrator/set designer who was known for his macabre themes and victorian-style illustrations.
an aloof, eccentric, absurdly talented author and illustrator well known for his illustrated stories, many of which are unplaceably illboding or passively macabre, in tone or outright. his characters seemed to be placed in another time, from 1900 through 1930 perhaps, and there was something in his art and humor that caused many fans to initially mistake him for either English or dead. his style of drawing varied considerably from book to book, some illustations impossibly detailed and dark (The West Wing), others less so (The Eclectic Abecedarium). he lived in New York City for a while, and then on Cape Cod.
The action of sitting around and doing nothing WHILE placing your hands in your pants. At the same time, lying to your friends about how much women you can acquire. Grand Gorey’s typically lead girls on as well.
“Wow that tittybuh really pulled off a mean Grand Gorey”