Giver, The

One whom has connected to their body a penis exceeding the size of their arm.

A great book. Takes place sometime in the future, in a utopia. This community has no diversity or difference among its residents. Later it is realized to be a dystopia, for the way they "release" (execute) some of the citizens, for population control reasons. (Oops! Did I just spoil it? Sorry!)
Jonas, a member of the community, is chosen to work under the Giver. He is a man who stores all memories of sadness and strife. Later in the book, he tries to reform the community by running away, releasing all his kept memories, so the citizens can learn from them.

Givin it 110%. Givin it yer all. Goin as hardcore as could possibly be imagined.

verb
This definition (not the noun 'giver' which means 'one who gives') is a North American word meaning to 'go hard' at something. Usually refers to (but not limited to) drinking, fast driving, partying, working, and possibly sex. Mostly used by Canadians; probably a short form of 'give 'er shit' meaning give it some gas, or put some muscle behind it!

(n.) Name given to an image of a man with a grossly elongated penis (see Priapus and Fertility god) that appeared on the original Goatse.cx page. It is a joke of sorts, the inference being that Goatse is "the taker."

The "active" partner in certain sexual acts (the one doing the "giving"). Often refers to the penetrative partner in homosexual intercourse.

Givers give stuff away, it can be any thing we have. You give more than you expect back. It can be less than half. If it's money, and we need some back, before we get ours, if you don't give us anything before we get ours then you don't get more. If we have to ask it's a bad thing. You can't but us stuff to pay back, we need to buy our own stuff, so we can pick up the right stuff we need. We can't say it out loud because we say the wrong words, and get upset to easy. We forget a lot. Takers really confuse us to easy. Once you give a taker something, and they don't give, you go away for a long time. I'm not sure if I said this right, because I'm confused right now.