SPLATBACK
Occured while performing anal sex with partner when they fart half way through and poo comes out on ones member/ lower abdomen.
SPLATBACK by NEZZA MCNIBBLE January 19, 2008
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splassback
DMasterF: "Damn, Wigga! Whys yo pants wet?"
Fauntleroy DQ: "Fuck me runnin'! Ima hadda a splassback from yo Mamma's fried chicken comin out my azz!"
Fauntleroy DQ: "Fuck me runnin'! Ima hadda a splassback from yo Mamma's fried chicken comin out my azz!"
splassback by fucwad June 13, 2004
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SPLATBACK • splatpack • splitback • splatbasket • splattack • slat back cadillac • sweatback • seatback • scatback • Splashback Baby
bullseye splashback
The occurance of splashback during a number 2 that is so accurate, it returns straight back to the point of origin inside the anus. Can be greated with a sly smile of self satisfaction.
bullseye splashback by Willllll t March 26, 2008
splashback
A phenomenon which defies all known physical laws when, regardless of size, density, height, force and slope, a dump fires bogwater skywards and strikes the victim directly in the butthole or genitals.
Generally occurs only after you've already pissed in it.
Generally occurs only after you've already pissed in it.
splashback by Evil French Dave July 21, 2006
splashback baby
when the guy blows a load in the toilet and forgets to flush or doesn't flush, then the woman goes to the bathroom, drops a deuce and the splash from the turd splashes up with the load...and boom there you have a baby 9 months later...."I shall call him lil shit"
splashback baby by eradacator486 November 10, 2017
saltback
Main Entry: salt·back
Pronunciation: \sȯlt-ˌbak\
Function: noun
Etymology: from the practice of running from Europe and crossing the Atlantic Ocean to The Americas
Date: 2009
usually offensive : a European who enters Anahuac
illegally
Pronunciation: \sȯlt-ˌbak\
Function: noun
Etymology: from the practice of running from Europe and crossing the Atlantic Ocean to The Americas
Date: 2009
usually offensive : a European who enters Anahuac
illegally
saltback by cavalier2009 September 5, 2009
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