Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

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In India it means a hippopotamus. People use it to骂 fat kids like they’re a pig at a buffet.

"You’re a gaenda, I’ve seen a hippo eat less than you at lunch."

"He’s so fat, his pants are doing the cha-cha. Classic gaenda."

"Why’d you eat the whole pizza? You’re a gaenda now."

2

It’s a fancy word for a hippo. Kids use it to call others a walking meatball.

"You’re a gaenda, I’ve seen a hippo with better abs."

"He’s like a gaenda, he eats the whole fridge and still needs seconds."

"Don’t talk to him, he’s a gaenda and he’ll burp at you."

3

It’s a hippo from India. Kids use it to call others a pig who thinks they’re a king.

"You’re a gaenda, you’re a pig wearing a crown of pizza."

"She’s a gaenda, she eats like a pig and still wants dessert."

"He’s a gaenda, he’s got the body of a hippo and the pride of a king."

4

It’s a hippo from India. People use it to call others a meatball who thinks they’re a god.

"You’re a gaenda, you’re a meatball who thinks you’re a god."

"He’s a gaenda, he’s eaten so much, he’s got a belly like a mountain."

"She’s a gaenda, she eats like a pig and still needs a second meal."

5

It’s a hippo from India. Kids use it to call others a pig who thinks they’re a king.

"You’re a gaenda, you’re a pig with a crown of cheese."

"He’s a gaenda, he’s eaten so much, he’s like a hippo at a feast."

"She’s a gaenda, she’s got the belly of a pig and the attitude of a king."

6

It’s a hippo from India. People use it to call others a meatball who thinks they’re a god.

"You’re a gaenda, you’re a meatball who thinks you’re a god."

"He’s a gaenda, he eats like a pig and still needs seconds."

"She’s a gaenda, she’s got a belly like a hippo and still wants more."