Grylling

To force yourself into a survival situation and film it with no help and do it for no reason whatsoever.

verb.

1. To camp or sleep rough.
2. To complete an action with minimal tools or technology, usually in a ham-fisted manner.


This expression comes from star of T.V. show 'Bear Grylls: Born Survivor' who frequently throws himself into dangerous wild situations in a bid to educate the naive urban populations. There is some controversy over whether he actually 'Grylls it' or lives the cushty life whilst off camera.

1.The word grylls can mean anything .. but is most commonly used when decribing some thing as amazing/awesome..
2. Can also be used as a verb , again used in any context/

verb pronounced "Grill-z": a reference to "Man vs. Wild" star, Bear Grylls. Used to mean a complete annihilation of something, be it a test, situation, or person. Possibly used in a sexual context in place of "slay", "punish", or "hit".

When you purposely make a fire in your home to cook food when you already have a microwave or oven. Does not count if you use the fireplace, pussy.

An adjective, referring to Bear Grylls, the British man who is a former member of SAS, the world record holder for being the youngest British person ever to climb Mount Everest and survive. Bear Grylls is also the host of the Discovery Channel program "Man Vs. Wild." On this program, Grylls constantly risks life and limb to demonstrate how to survive in different climates and situations. The term "Bear Grylls" is used to describe something incredibly daring, brave, manly, or just rediculously awesome.

Adj. - To identify any living thing as a good source of protein before cutting its head off and eating it.