GGs

intj
/d͡ʒiːd͡ʒizː/

Etymology

Initialism of Google Groups with its plural suffix -s.

Definitions

  1. Synonym of good game or good going.

    • Yeah GGs to all there. great fun as is the norm when we can all get in there and have a little orgy.
    • GGs to you, too! It was fun, even if I did get my clock cleaned.
    • GGs to y'all @ regionals SDSU/UCSD/Clairemont... Pretty much sectionals... except we actually scored against squids... cough... too soon? and Arizona State//Colorado State... I guess...
  2. Initialism of Google Groups.

    • Look at the upper left side of your screen & you will see Gmail, You;ll^([sic]) need to start using that on GGs to read mail .
    • But this CubScout his^([sic]) THE DUMBEST, MoFo EVER!!!! Too bad there isn't a way in GGs to BLOCK anything from him. Yeah Yeah we know Norman, use a REAL News Reader>>LOL.
  3. plural of GG

  4. + 2 more definitions
    1. Ginger, garlic, and scallion(s), regarded as a holy trinity of ingredients in Asian…

      Ginger, garlic, and scallion(s), regarded as a holy trinity of ingredients in Asian cooking.

      • Culinary students in the States used to be taught that adding GGS—ginger, garlic, and scallions—instantly makes a dish Chinese. That's not completely true, but there is some validity to it.
      • The second G in the Asian trinity, GGS (ginger, garlic, scallion), it can be subtle or bold, sweet or pungent, depending on how you use it. Buy garlic cloves by the head; the skin on the outside should feel tight and full.
      • Whoever made the chicken stock for the soup that day would begin by stir-frying garlic, ginger, and scallions—“GGS,” the Asian mirepoix that began many dishes in this kitchen—before dumping the water and chicken bones into the wok.
    2. Initialism of good games.

      • lol, ggs. you were playin for an awfully long time. I woulda gone nuts playing that long. :)

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