Commanded rightward turn
Geed is the past tense of gee, the command to make a horse or draft animal turn right: He geed the oxen around the fallen tree.
In college slang, a geed (or GDI) is someone not affiliated with a fraternity or sorority—a "god damn independent"—often used dismissively by Greek-life members.
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Commanded rightward turn
Geed is the past tense of gee, the command to make a horse or draft animal turn right: He geed the oxen around the fallen tree.
In college slang, a geed (or GDI) is someone not affiliated with a fraternity or sorority—a "god damn independent"—often used dismissively by Greek-life members.
1. urged — motivated, Spurred to action; impelled (Urged or driven forward); coaxed (Persuaded through gentle urging); prompted (Caused to act); incited · stimulated · enticed · persuaded · nudged · pressured · induced · compelled · exhorted · encouraged
2. equestrian — spurred, Driven to act; goaded (Incited to action); prodded (Poked or urged); gallop (Swiftest quadruped gait); canter · trot · saddle · jockey · reins · bridle · dressage · showjumping · steeplechase · eventing
directional command to draft animalsgeed ≠ hawed Hesitated in speech; haw
gee whiz (Mild exclamation of wonder); The Bee Gees (Fraternal disco trio); Bee Gees (Disco-era brother trio); golly gee; gee willikers (Dated exclamation of surprise); zero gee (Absence of felt weight)
gee, gees, geeing
Word data: Linguabase (CC0) · www.idea.org/words/geed