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gingin
What does gingin mean?
Scottish for utterly disgusting, rank, vom-inducing. Reserved for things that genuinely turn the stomach — not just mildly unpleasant. Often paired with 'pure' or 'heavy' for emphasis. If something's gingin, you're physically backing away from it.
"The smell coming off that bin was pure gingin, by."
Frequently asked questions
What does gingin mean?
Gingin means pure rank and disgusting — grim enough to make your stomach turn.
How do you use gingin in a sentence?
"That bin smell is absolutely gingin."
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