I love just a bite of a lemon :D also off-topic, I do wonder this for a while now, my name (Jearrel) is very uncommon, do you have any clue of it's origin? =/
gangagoo (noun) (often disparaging)- A gentleman of a portly disposition who requires assistance tying his shoes (or other simple tasks). Historically used by Victorian staff in stately homes, referring to the Lord of the manor, now it is usually used to mean 'incompetent adult'.
Sorry to say say it, but yes. There is a Latin adjective 'celeber' which means 'celebrated' or perhaps 'famous' and a noun from it 'celebritas' - 'celebrity' or 'fame.'
4:37 Gangagoo= Is a role in kangaroo mobster society involving silencing creatures that learn of kangaroo mobster society. Examples: "Be careful post that youtube comment or the gangagoos will get you." "Willy Wombat was whacked with a wellie when a gangagoo found him in the underground poker basement of the Money Pouch mob."
Okay so here is all the things about words you just learned about: Morphology. Core word. Borrowed word. Onomatopeia. Abstract noun. Concrete noun. Acronym. Alphabetism. Eponym. Derivation. Backformation. Conversion. Semantic shift. Clipping. Compounding. Blending. Coined.
Soooo, true story, I've made a musical instrument in my garage awhile back and I wanted to name it after myself. but I though my name for the instrument was unfitting and sounded weird. so I named it after my initials of my name, TRP. but I don't spell it "TRP" I spell it like an actual word, "Teyarpee" so it derived from my initials, is pronounced like my initials, but is spelled as an actual word. What would you call this method of word morphology? would the word "teyarpee" be considered a coined word?
Gangagoo: When a gang (group of people - usually with a strong negative connotation) find themselves in a pickle (particularly difficult situation) eg; The gang is in the goo becomes gangagoo under NameExplains first law of compounding...
gangagoo: a clip compound world from gangler (also called ganging) and hagagoo, gangler: boxing slang for when a boxer lands more hits (usually twice or higher) then the opponent does during a match, hagagoo: boxer slang for when a boxer defeats the opponent boxer and finding no trouble when boxing, usually describing there opponent defeat as if they where throwing away a rag gangagoo is use at boxing matches when a boxer has an unfair advantage over the other boxer
Gangagoo: A secondary meaning for Kangaroo, or a tornado that had peaked at the exact wind speed of 165MPH before weakening, making it impossible to rate due to it being both a EF3 and a EF4 at the same time.
"Fast," unchanged, can act as a noun, a verb, or an adjective. Also, it's been a while since proper grammar classes, but I believe "___ held fast" makes it an adverb.
Gangagoo defines a gun, in countries with conflict, young children are taught to say gangagoo as an easier way to say bangyboom, bangyboom is a combination of bang and boom, which are both onomatopoeias for gunfire
I think pupil (both the part that your eye receives light and the student) came from a similar origin for a reason, as a student, you observe the teacher, you study from them, when it comes to your eye's pupil, it is learning from what it detects, it does the same thing as a student does.
But boy do I hate when people clip 'veterinarian' and 'veteran' both to 'vet', it can get me mixed up very easily, like one time when there was this political argument I was having and the other guy randomly brought up "I think they should give more money to vets" I never heard at the time 'veteran' being clipped to 'vet' so I thought he was bringing up animal rights or something. I mean I support both animal rights (while still hating PETA the hypocrites) and veteran rights, but seriously it's still very confusing.
A gangagoo is something that is likable and hatable at the same time, like a schoolday where you only have your most liked subjects, but it is still anormal schoolday.
as a linguist, the way in which you describe "core words" is dubious at best...all words come from other words or sound changes from earlier stages in a language's evolution...nothing is ever set in stone
Gangagoo, the word originates from australia, its a word that was put in the dictionary during the year 2016, on May 11th. The word means a Gang of Kangaroos @george connett, but internet users have made an alternate definition meaning where a youtuber tells their viewers to leave a specific comment in the comment section @interjection.
gan: the past tense form of "gin", which meant "begin". gag: a joke, a funny oo: reaction of people to which is impressive, funny, exciting gangagoo(n): the situation of someone begins sharing funnies and shortly gets good reaction for his/her work gangagoo(n): someone who shortly began sharing funnies and have got good reaction plural: gangagoos sample sentence: One of my friends became a gangagoo during his first week on this website. sample sentence: Many gangagoos make their way to getting over 1000 followers on this website, but unfortunately they usually can't last long in the great abundance of memes. verb form: gingagoo sample sentence: My sister has gungagoo to being the most famous user on this small website.
I'm British and I don't use Hoover to refer to all vacuum cleaners, I just call them vacuums. I don't think the "Hoover for all vacuums" thing is as common here in the north.
When you thought you made a bargain, but in the end you just bought rubbish you don't ever feel like using. "Oh yeah, I know it looks nice, but the fabric is so unpleasant, I never ended up wearing it. You know, typical GANGAGOO.." From spanish Ganga (low price, bargain) and english goo (a sticky substance). Pronouncation flattened out over time to sounding almost like "ganna-goo", emphasis on last syllable.
Gangagoo: that fuzzy feeling on your tong in the morning "How are you feeling?" "Fine except I caught Gangagoo." Gangalian: feeling unnaturally fuzzy "This moss seems Gangalian."
This didn't really cover what I'd hope it would. It mostly was how one word becomes another word, not how words in general are formed. I know how Sitcom became a word.
Gangagoo : A type of pipe mud found mostly in the caribbean. If used to fix your very own smoking pipe, it may lead to a fantastic ride to the local police station. However, you won't be driving... P.S. Sorry for my English, I'm from Belgium.
the gangagoo is a species of kangeroo that has a explicit feel for bloodlust. they hunt in packs, even though the do not consume their pray. and they use tools that were made by the smart dolphins to accomplish these goals. they are like gangster kangaroo's... oh, wait.
A Gangagoo is a gang of illegal Kangaroo smugglers. To enter a Gangaroo, you have to get refered by a Gangaroon of the inner circle of Gangaroos. The league of fantastic Gangaroon accountants then process your request for an interview and once the procedure is finished and they accept it, you can move on to the Gangaroon overlords. This is the final stage of Gangaroon-hood, to become a fully fledged Gangaroon, one must bow down to the almighty midget Gangaroon John Smith 27 times and present him with an orange 6 carrot diamond ring. Oh yeah and don't forget to recite your FSM prayer that you remembered by heart.
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this channel is so underrated.
ditogeezdee You're underrated! Wait that was a compliment... now I feel silly. It's late here.
*Over-rated
ditogeezdee This channel needs to get gangagooed...
gangagoo comments are comments left on a video when the UA-cam baits you into leaving one
Specifically a British term for it.
This is an actually functional word.
Or just a Gangagoo (plural: Gangagoos)
Gangagoon, one who is baited into the comment
Gangagoo: a gang of Kangaroos
Was my first thought too, though on second thought the 'r' is missing and it sounds more slimy...
George Connett it's a gang of gooey kangaroos
Gang of illegal Kangaroo smugglers.
that would be gangaroos
Konnesquad: a squad of george connett
A gangagoo is a member of the Australian mafia
Off topic question of the video: Lemons: yes or no?
Name Explain Fuck no.
I will fucking burn life's house down, with lemons...
Make Citrus Great Again.
I love just a bite of a lemon :D
also off-topic, I do wonder this for a while now, my name (Jearrel) is very uncommon, do you have any clue of it's origin? =/
Name Explain LEMON BOILED SWEETS ARE GREAT
Name Explain The new in "New World"
gangagoo (noun) (often disparaging)- A gentleman of a portly disposition who requires assistance tying his shoes (or other simple tasks). Historically used by Victorian staff in stately homes, referring to the Lord of the manor, now it is usually used to mean 'incompetent adult'.
Gangagoo:
(Noun)
Any animal native to the country of Australia that travels in packs and has a defined territory
Celebrity = celebrated personality. I felt smart when I worked that out when I was a teenager.
Hurray for false etymologies.
So it's wrong? My English teacher was like "Oh, that's obvious!" so I never thought twice about it.
Sorry to say say it, but yes. There is a Latin adjective 'celeber' which means 'celebrated' or perhaps 'famous' and a noun from it 'celebritas' - 'celebrity' or 'fame.'
Celebrated + Personality= Celebrity Celebrity shortened= Celeb
Gangagoo is when kangaroos perform a gangbang
Gangagoo means to use a made up word as an example. He used a gangagoo as an example
So an autological word? (I mean, in that specific case)
Gangagoo is the effluvium of the Ganges River.
Gangagoo is the word for when you pee while performing a handstand. - "I'm gonna go Gangagoo."
4:37 Gangagoo= Is a role in kangaroo mobster society involving silencing creatures that learn of kangaroo mobster society. Examples: "Be careful post that youtube comment or the gangagoos will get you." "Willy Wombat was whacked with a wellie when a gangagoo found him in the underground poker basement of the Money Pouch mob."
Gangagoo
Paradoxically ending up dirtier after a shower
Okay so here is all the things about words you just learned about:
Morphology. Core word. Borrowed word. Onomatopeia. Abstract noun. Concrete noun. Acronym. Alphabetism. Eponym. Derivation. Backformation. Conversion. Semantic shift. Clipping. Compounding. Blending. Coined.
Soooo, true story, I've made a musical instrument in my garage awhile back and I wanted to name it after myself. but I though my name for the instrument was unfitting and sounded weird. so I named it after my initials of my name, TRP. but I don't spell it "TRP" I spell it like an actual word, "Teyarpee" so it derived from my initials, is pronounced like my initials, but is spelled as an actual word. What would you call this method of word morphology? would the word "teyarpee" be considered a coined word?
to gangagoo: to coin a word that initially has no meaning.
"Gangagoo was gangagooed by Name Explain"
Gangagoo: Is it clean ones feet with a toothbrush.
You put so much effort into these videos :) You really deserve more subscribers!!
2:30 in Pennsylvania we screw it up by saying things "need washing"
Love the channel! In like a year or two when you have hundreds of thousands of subscribers I'll be that guy saying "newbs i've been here since 5k"
gangagoo: It is an Australian/New Zealander Gang riding on kangaroos
Gangagoo: When a gang (group of people - usually with a strong negative connotation) find themselves in a pickle (particularly difficult situation)
eg; The gang is in the goo becomes gangagoo under NameExplains first law of compounding...
1:43 my favorite weekday
gangagoo: a clip compound world from gangler (also called ganging) and hagagoo, gangler: boxing slang for when a boxer lands more hits (usually twice or higher) then the opponent does during a match, hagagoo: boxer slang for when a boxer defeats the opponent boxer and finding no trouble when boxing, usually describing there opponent defeat as if they where throwing away a rag gangagoo is use at boxing matches when a boxer has an unfair advantage over the other boxer
btw there are some grammar mistakes i did feel free to point them out if you want (but please don't go harsh when pointing them out)
"Gangagoo" is when otherwise generic and benign goo has become unstoppably gangrenous!
P.s. Your channel is really great. Watching this video made me so happy ^^ I love language!
Gangagoo: the mucus (goo) that your twin (doppelganger) produces from their nose.
My guess for gangagoo is for what a group at a location is doing that is attracting more people.
0:09 is the mascot of linguistics. also where was this video when I was studying English language A Levels?
Gangagoo: a person who provides half an example but expects others to provide the rest.
This video is very exciting. Thank you!
Gangagoo (n): a group of kangaroos with 50 members or more
Gangagoo (noun)- Nut and go
I would have loved a summary of all the words you taught at the end of the video or in the description ! Even just a list of them
1:30 that sounded cool. I'm calling it that now.
Gangagoo: A secondary meaning for Kangaroo, or a tornado that had peaked at the exact wind speed of 165MPH before weakening, making it impossible to rate due to it being both a EF3 and a EF4 at the same time.
Gangagoo - a small bush that grows in large packs. Native to the Congolese rainforests of Africa.
"Fast," unchanged, can act as a noun, a verb, or an adjective. Also, it's been a while since proper grammar classes, but I believe "___ held fast" makes it an adverb.
This guy deservers WAY more subscribers!
Gangagoo defines a gun, in countries with conflict, young children are taught to say gangagoo as an easier way to say bangyboom, bangyboom is a combination of bang and boom, which are both onomatopoeias for gunfire
I think pupil (both the part that your eye receives light and the student) came from a similar origin for a reason, as a student, you observe the teacher, you study from them, when it comes to your eye's pupil, it is learning from what it detects, it does the same thing as a student does.
But boy do I hate when people clip 'veterinarian' and 'veteran' both to 'vet', it can get me mixed up very easily, like one time when there was this political argument I was having and the other guy randomly brought up "I think they should give more money to vets" I never heard at the time 'veteran' being clipped to 'vet' so I thought he was bringing up animal rights or something. I mean I support both animal rights (while still hating PETA the hypocrites) and veteran rights, but seriously it's still very confusing.
Gangagoo: The sound you make when you cringe
Gangagoo means the gunk on the bottom of the shoes of a group of people. "You tracked in gangagoo all over my carpets!!"
A gangagoo is something that is likable and hatable at the same time, like a schoolday where you only have your most liked subjects, but it is still anormal schoolday.
as a linguist, the way in which you describe "core words" is dubious at best...all words come from other words or sound changes from earlier stages in a language's evolution...nothing is ever set in stone
This guy deserves at least 100k subs
gangagoo - water that is used for drinking after it was used for washing.
Gangagoo
Is it not from the if every country was named place video
So how would you name a food?
Could you do one explaining the old names of some countries? Dutch East Indies , Dutch Guiana etc?
Gangagoo, the word originates from australia, its a word that was put in the dictionary during the year 2016, on May 11th. The word means a Gang of Kangaroos @george connett, but internet users have made an alternate definition meaning where a youtuber tells their viewers to leave a specific comment in the comment section @interjection.
gan: the past tense form of "gin", which meant "begin".
gag: a joke, a funny
oo: reaction of people to which is impressive, funny, exciting
gangagoo(n): the situation of someone begins sharing funnies and shortly gets good reaction for his/her work
gangagoo(n): someone who shortly began sharing funnies and have got good reaction
plural: gangagoos
sample sentence: One of my friends became a gangagoo during his first week on this website.
sample sentence: Many gangagoos make their way to getting over 1000 followers on this website, but unfortunately they usually can't last long in the great abundance of memes.
verb form: gingagoo
sample sentence: My sister has gungagoo to being the most famous user on this small website.
What about read and read (pronounced Red) and Live and Live (pronounced lie ve)?
I'm British and I don't use Hoover to refer to all vacuum cleaners, I just call them vacuums. I don't think the "Hoover for all vacuums" thing is as common here in the north.
learnt more from this video then all my years in English lesson
BaBaCa is now officially the ONLY way to pronounce BBC.
I am having flashbacks of my "History of the English Language" course.
1:29
Gangagoo:(noun) a unit of drug usage.Ex:I can seriously go for one gangagoo of that. see gangagooing(verb),gangagooer (noun)
Gangagoo; a colloquialism for slime molds found in urban environments
hello, my name is George, and I have been gangagooing for the past thirty years.
have fun figuring out the meaning
What about the word 'tnetennba', as in _'Good morning, that's a nice tnetennba.'_
When you thought you made a bargain, but in the end you just bought rubbish you don't ever feel like using. "Oh yeah, I know it looks nice, but the fabric is so unpleasant, I never ended up wearing it. You know, typical GANGAGOO.." From spanish Ganga (low price, bargain) and english goo (a sticky substance). Pronouncation flattened out over time to sounding almost like "ganna-goo", emphasis on last syllable.
That's not how I have heard BBC becoming.
Well I'm not anglophone so that explains.
Orange an orange yet a colour too? What ever thought of that patrick ?
Who ever **** 😏
No idea, someone should make a video on that...
I've heard, that color orange was named after the fruit. Before that, it was called yellow-red or something.
Orange the colour was named after Orange the fruit, and was known otherwise as Red-Yellow or Yellow-Red (depending where it leaned more towards).
Orange (the colour) was name after orange (the fruit) that was named after the house of Orange (Dutch royalty)
Gangagoo is an animal. A hybrid between a goose and a kangaroo. Usually they have a body of a kangaroo and a head and sound of a goose
Great video
Why is it called 'coining' a new word?
gangagoo would be a group of odo from st ds9's people, possibly involved in illicit activity
Please explain why resign means both to leave ure job and to accept something... Just random thoughts...
Gangagoo: A kangaroo whose favorite letter is G
Gangagoo: that fuzzy feeling on your tong in the morning
"How are you feeling?" "Fine except I caught Gangagoo."
Gangalian: feeling unnaturally fuzzy
"This moss seems Gangalian."
This vid is lit bruh
So lit...
lol
Name Explain I saw your pain
Sam Oakley “BRUH” im going to kill myself now
gangagoo: a foreigner who films videos of himself or a representative of himself.
This didn't really cover what I'd hope it would. It mostly was how one word becomes another word, not how words in general are formed. I know how Sitcom became a word.
No mention of neologisms?
a gangagoo is a framble that flanes over a sloke
a gangagoo is a object that seems like its wet but its Not
get skooled
love it
Gangagoo - An animal that looks cute and cuddly but is in fact very dangerous.
Gangagoo is a complicated situation. Por ejemplo. That situation in the Middle East is a real gangagoo
4:37 It's a little mouse-Ayeaye hybrid.
Gangagoo (or rather Ganga goo) already exists. It's username on certain websites
Gangagoo is an ambiguous word with no concrete meaning unless defined as such, in which case the definition contradicts its meaning.
Gangagoo :
A type of pipe mud found mostly in the caribbean. If used to fix your very own smoking pipe, it may lead to a fantastic ride to the local police station. However, you won't be driving...
P.S. Sorry for my English, I'm from Belgium.
Gangagoo: describing somebody who can't do laundry
Gangagoo is the muck you sometimes have to pull out of a plug hole in a shower, bath or sink
the revival of Hebrew used the semitic morphology to create new words in these ways, this is a great example of this.
gangagoo a synonymy for chom chom
I absolutely LOVE THIS!!!! Words are SO fabulous. #MyInnerNerdIsShowing #ShamelessDrWhoFanToo
Gangagoo: An aggressive gang of free roaming kangaroos.
knowledge is knowing that Frankenstein wasn't the monster. Wisdom is knowing he /was./
Gangagoo is the act of sleeping in a awkward position
Gangagoo now means rubbish (not as in the saying 'That's rubbish!' and not actual rubbish) does 'that's gangagoo! ' not sound good?
the gangagoo is a species of kangeroo that has a explicit feel for bloodlust. they hunt in packs, even though the do not consume their pray. and they use tools that were made by the smart dolphins to accomplish these goals. they are like gangster kangaroo's... oh, wait.
Gangagoo is a UA-camr that talks about Nordic countries
A gangagoo is any unpleasant smell you do not know the origin of, and cannot compare to other unpleasant smells.
You were so missing out on calques.
A Gangagoo is a gang of illegal Kangaroo smugglers. To enter a Gangaroo, you have to get refered by a Gangaroon of the inner circle of Gangaroos. The league of fantastic Gangaroon accountants then process your request for an interview and once the procedure is finished and they accept it, you can move on to the Gangaroon overlords. This is the final stage of Gangaroon-hood, to become a fully fledged Gangaroon, one must bow down to the almighty midget Gangaroon John Smith 27 times and present him with an orange 6 carrot diamond ring. Oh yeah and don't forget to recite your FSM prayer that you remembered by heart.
#GangraroonPride