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Definition of Gerb
Gerb
noun
- Slang word for cigarette. Originally from western Massachusetts. Started in the late 90's.
"Yo kid. Let me get a gerb, son."
"All outta gerbs, kid."Last edited on Mar 08 2020. Submitted by Anonymous on Mar 08 2020.
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