Closing
The act of "doing the deed". To close is the have sexual intercourse with someone. Particularly used in regards to a girl who is hard to get.
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Closing
Closing by that girl nikki January 12, 2019
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Closing The Goddamn Door
"Haven't you people ever heard of Closing The Goddamn Door, no?"
"Wtf Brendon! We're at a wedding!"
"Oh yes but what a shame, what a shame the poor grooms bride is a whore."
"Oh dear lord..."
"Wtf Brendon! We're at a wedding!"
"Oh yes but what a shame, what a shame the poor grooms bride is a whore."
"Oh dear lord..."
Closing The Goddamn Door by OmgIt'sLeafy December 17, 2016
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closing the jar by ER drug April 16, 2017
Closing your eyes
When your eyelids move in a certain way that it blocks your pupil from the outside world.
It is used usually when you
A. blink
B. Close your eyes
C. sleep
D. Want to not see something.
Side effects of closing your eyes include:
Not being able to see.
It is used usually when you
A. blink
B. Close your eyes
C. sleep
D. Want to not see something.
Side effects of closing your eyes include:
Not being able to see.
When your eyelids move in a certain way that it blocks your pupil from the outside world.
It is used usually when you
A. blink
B. Close your eyes
C. sleep
D. Want to not see something.
Side effects of closing your eyes include:
Not being able to see.
It is used usually when you
A. blink
B. Close your eyes
C. sleep
D. Want to not see something.
Side effects of closing your eyes include:
Not being able to see.
Closing your eyes by Gids Is On Urban Dictionary June 17, 2020
closing bitch
closing bitch by Rick Dicknipples March 27, 2007
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