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georgegashawk n. an airplane. (A play on goshawk, a species ofhawk. From the point of view of a bird watcher.) Allwe saw this morning were two sparrows and a gashawk.gas-passer n. a jocular nickname for an anesthetist.(Hospitals.) My gosh! The gas-passer charged almostas much as the surgeon.gear 1. mod. excellent. This jazz is really gear! 2. n. anasterisk (*). The gear stands for anything you want itto stand for.geekazoid [“gik@zoId] n. a social outcast; a nerd. If youweren’t such a geekazoid, I’d be surprised at the dumbthings you do!geek-chic [“gik”Sik] mod. stylish or fashionable only forsocial outcasts. Why do you have to buy all this geekchicstuff ? Don’t they give it away somewhere?geekdom n. the realm of the hard-studying students orgeeks. This dorm is not exactly geekdom. Almost allthe guys here are on academic probation.gel [dZEl] in. to relax and let one’s hair down. I’ve got togo home and gel for a while. Things are too stressful justnow.gender-bender 1. n. a device that changes electricalplugs or sockets to the opposite gender—male tofemale, female to male. You need what’s called a gender-benderto match those plugs. 2. mod. having todo with something that obscures male/female distinctions. Those gender-bender hairstyles can be confusing.george 1. tv. & in. to copulate [with] a woman. (Usuallyobjectionable.) He was in the back room georging87