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a VERY hott brunette...who by most people, would call a 10 while having a VERY difficult time not groping the brown-haired beauty. Yo jamal..check out dat ho..man she's a fuckin "bark-dark"
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| 58. | grobulate | ||
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A complex noise made by a dog; gro - growl, b - bark,ul- howl (from ululate). (This meaning first came into use in 1999.) The dog grobulated at the postman.
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| 59. | bark | ||
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To break wind, to fart. Also used as a noun, i.e. flatulence. It's embarrassing to bark in an elevator.
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| 60. | Bark | ||
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1. (v) Rubbing one's rump against the bark of a tree, often for sexual gratification
2. (n) A name for one who barks 3. (n) A common insult, implying that one barks 1. Yesterday I saw Bob Barker barking in the woods; he looked quite happy.
2. Crazy Pete is a barker; he loves rubbing his rump against trees. 3. Shut up, you barker! |
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| 61. | bark button | ||
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A dog's anus. A euphamism used with younger kids that curiously touch everything. "Billy, do not push Sparky's bark button!"
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| 62. | Bark | ||
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noun: An adult bear with fully grown sharks as arms. The most deadly creature known to man. Indigenous to North America, it is mainly located in the Pacific-Northwest but has been know to migrate as far east as Maine. Who would win in a fight, 200 first graders or a Bark?
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| 63. | Keffen | ||
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Dutch origin literally meaning 'bark of a dog'. Dutch slang for lighting up a 'splif' (cigarette filled with marijuana). His cough sounded like a keffen
He drew on the keffen and passed it to his friend |
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