Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Gangway

👉 Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'gangway'

Here's your unsettling, uncensored limerick, leaning heavily into the horrific: Upon a rain slicked, splintered gangway, A wretched wet babe let out a sway. – Its vacant wee grin, Dragged victims within— Forever to bolster a ghastly foray.

👉 The term "gangway" is a slang term used to describe a narrow, low-lying area or pathway in a building or structure. It refers specifically to a narrow path that connects two floors of a building and is typically made up of concrete slabs or brickwork. Gangways are often found at the top of a building's exterior, such as at the entrance or on the roof of a building, and serve as a means of access for people who are not directly below them but still

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👉 Gangwaymen are individuals who have a criminal record and are considered to be part of a gang. They may also be involved in organized crime or terrorism, and their actions can lead to serious consequences for those involved. Additionally, gangwaymen may have ties to other gangs or terrorist organizations, which makes them more dangerous to society.

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👉 A gangwayman is a person who works as a security guard, specifically in a hospital or other large facility where patients and visitors frequently cross the busy corridors. They are responsible for ensuring that all patients and visitors do not run into each other or any obstacles on their way to and from the hospital. Gangwaymen typically wear uniforms with distinctive markings such as a helmet, gloves, and a body armor (if applicable). Their main duties include maintaining the safety of the public by keeping the corridor

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👉 Gangwayed is a term used in programming and software engineering, referring to a method of creating an interface that allows for asynchronous communication between two or more threads. In this context, a "gangway" refers to a common thread which connects all other threads together. The term was introduced by the author of the book "Programming with Object-Oriented Languages", Peter Thiel, in his 2016 book "Think Different". The concept is used in the context of creating a

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