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Splatter Butt 

A condition one has after eating at the 915 in Ft. Thomas
Seems like every time I go to the Feezee I get a mean case of splatter butt.
Splatter Butt by Pedro2010 January 23, 2009
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butt splatter 

The crusty residue found on the underside of the toilet seat/ bowl. Usually caused from the anal explosion that follows a night of consuming large amounts of cheap beer.
Dan drank a case of bush ice last night and this morning there was butt splatter all over the toilet.
butt splatter by BG Thomas May 4, 2008

poopy butt splatters 

cadence says "i think im a happy person"..Bob says "poopy butt splatters is all that matters."
poopy butt splatters by ramsey mckirk November 15, 2010

splatterbutt 

The wet, splattered butt you are left with after a high velocity oatmeal type dump. This is often the result of eating a lot after a long drinking binge. Most often splatterbutt sessions are followed by a shower and a serious scrubbing except in the case of college freshman.
After the kegger the other night we went and killed a couple of jalpeno meat lover pizzas. I spent the whole morning with splatterbutt and had to shower four times.
splatterbutt by Tannasgh February 14, 2006
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murderhobo 

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