What is Gering?
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A verb or adjective derived from the most common and vulgar African American racial epithet, aka the "n" word. Gering refers to both the engagement in and personification of sterotypical behavior, posture, language, actions, and overall attitude commonly displayed by African Americans immersed in inner city African American hip hop culture. This phenomenon is commonly found in night clubs, American football and basketball venues, and on the streets. You can be of any race or sex and engage in the act of gering.
Yo man, did you see how those Miami football players were gering after that interception? Yeah man, they were gering so hard they almost looked like Michael Irving and Deion Sanders out there!
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A verb or adjective derived from the most common and vulgar African American racial epithet. Gering refers to both the engagement in and personification of sterotypical behavior, posture, language, actions, and overall attitude commonly displayed by African Americans immersed in inner city African American popular culture. This phenomenon is commonly found in night clubs, American football and basketball venues, and on the streets.
Yo man, did you see how those Miami football players were gering after that interception? Yeah man, he was gering so hard he almost looked like Michael Irving out there!
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A verb or adjective derived from the most common and vulgar African American racial epithet. Gering refers to both the engagement in and personification of sterotypical behavior, posture, language, actions, and overall attitude commonly displayed by African Americans immersed in inner city African American popular and/or hip hop culture. This phenomenon is commonly found in night clubs, American football and basketball venues, and on the streets. Anyone from any race, sex, or religious background is capable of gering.
Yo man, did you see how those football players were gering after that interception? Yeah man, they were gering almost as hard as RayRay and DeQuan! Dude, those guys are such gers!
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