glass

Definition

An acronym for 'Good Looking Ass,' used to compliment someone's posterior assets. Because apparently we needed another way to objectify people with slightly more phonetic creativity.

Example Usage

Did you see the glass on that CrossFit instructor? Squats are definitely paying off.

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