“Grool” Meaning: What Is “Grool?” (with Great & Cool Examples)

What does Grool mean? Learn the definition, how and when to use the internet slang word with useful conversation examples and ESL printable infographic.

Grool Meaning

Grool is the combination of “Great” and “Cool”. Used positively.

Origin of Grool

Grool saw usage in the mid-2000s thanks to the film Mean Girls where a character accidentally says “grool” and explains they were saying great at first but accidentally said cool at the start, thus creating the combination by accident. Since the movie’s release, grool became a popular word in text and emails between teenagers or children, but has since fallen out of favor and is rarely used.

Other Meanings

“Grool” can also be slang for the “girl drool”, the lubricating liquid that is secreted by a woman during sexual simulation.

Conversation Examples

Text Between Friends

• Friend 1: So I was talking to this guy and he said he would tutor and I said ‘grool‘.
• Friend 2: Grool?
• Friend 1: I was saying great but accidently said cool instead and it came out as grool.
• Friend 2: Sounds like gruel.
• Friend 1: I know! It’s so embarrassing!
• Friend 2: Did the guy laugh? I’m sure it’s fine.

Online Discussion

• User 1: So yeah, I was working on my paper and my computer decided to just crash. On my phone now, waiting for it to restart.
• User 2: Grool.
• User 3: Grool?
• User 1: Yeah, I don’t know what that means.
• User 2: Grool. It’s a combination of great and cool. It was from Mean Girls.
• User 3: That movie from 2004? LOL. That’s a nostalgia trip.
• User 1: Yeah, I remember it. I didn’t like it.
• User 2: Me and my buddies would always say it after that movie came out. We were stupid at the time, LOL.

Other Ways to Say the Slang Word

Grool is normally used as is without any variants besides being using with either an uppercase or lowercase G.

Grool Meaning Infographic

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