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Used when a person wants to do something to another person (usually sexual or at least somewhat physical). It is used in a vague way to allow the listener to guess what the speaker is implying. "Man Brannigan looked so hot up there tonight dancing I want to McFlurry him SO bad."
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a treat sold at mcdonalds for $1.49 made by 2 hobos cumming into a cup and freezing it and letting little children eat it with butterfingers He got salmonella from eat a mcflurry at the Baker of Trace's house
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McFlurry: the act of defecating on ones chest, then rubbing assorted Mn'Ms into it C Jay gave Shannon a McFlurry last night...
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Ain't that icecream yo? HA HA, McFlurry just scored a goal (NHL 95)! ..."ain't that icecream yo?"
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When you ejaculate into someone during anal sex, and after you pull out they fart on you. After I finished in the chicks ass last night, I pulled out and she gave me a McFlurry.
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A whale's vagina. The male whale inserted his dork into the female whale's mcflurry.
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The act of tunneling an ice cream sandwich in your ass, then having a sexual partner felch, or suck it out with a straw. Marc: Would you like a mcflurry?
Jess: Whats that? Marc: Shove this Klondike up my ass and you will find out. |
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The McFlurry is a pre/post-sentence appendage (written or verbal) used in colloquial arbitration and debate to confer confidence in one’s statements and invoke a lighthearted challenge with a friendly inconsequential wager - a McDonald's McFlurry. Direct translation of a "McFlurried" statement may read, “I bet you a McFlurry that (insert sentence).” It should be noted that reconciliary collection of owed McFlurries is often not practiced amongst friends. It should also be noted that challenges capitalized by a McFlurry do not always have to be measurable and are often subjective in nature (see example 3). 1. I'd work you. McFlurry.
2. McFlurry she's a man. 3. McFlurry I'm way sweeter than you. |
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