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When you are performing cunnilingus on a woman, you stop, slowly elevate your head above pussy level so that she can only see your eyes and move them from side to side like an alligator. "That bastard john pulled an alligator on me, i almost pissed on him!"
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The big cranky green thing that lurks in the water. I'm sure going to miss Isaac. He was just killed by that alligator
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A term for friends when saying goodbye to friends. A little like 'crocodile' - another term for saying 'see you later'. "See you later alligator."
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Truckers' lingo; long strip of tire tread left behind after a blowout, usually a recapped tire. Breaker 19, northbound. You have an alligator a mile ahead of you in the right hand lane.
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(1030's) term used by black jazzmen, particularly in New Orleans, referring to white jazz musicians, jive people or jitterbugs. I prefer black jazzmen playing to any alligator when you know it won't do the trick.
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(1930's) term used by black jazzmen, particularly in New Orleans, referring to white jazz musicians, jive people or jitterbugs. - yo, alligator! Stop double talkin' jive and play it real jazzy!
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Taste's like chicken Zoe: This chicken is good!
Paul: um, that's alligator. Actually. Zoe: Ew! |
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