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devil sticks 

Devil sticks consist of 3 batons (even though they are reffered to as a pair of sticks) which are used in juggling/equilibristic acts.Two of the sticks are used as controls and the third is juggled around between those.You can also add fire to these for an element of danger.
Also, if the ends of the center stick are not tapered they are also called flower sticks, as the tassels will twirl outwards when spun and resemble an open flower.
Whoa you've got realy good reflexes, you should take up devil sticks
devil sticks by Zuluf November 7, 2008
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Devil Sticks 

I had to use a devil sticks, in order to go swimming.
Devil Sticks by Plump19 July 7, 2020

devil sticks 

the knives used in 'knife hits'. when the knives are heated they go red like the devil.
are those devil sticks glowing yet, i got a good bit o resin ready
devil sticks by happy harry July 16, 2007

devil stick 

A term for cigarette, referring to the fact that cigarettes are evil and will kill you with cancer, leather-purse skin, bad teeth, and general smelliness.

However, the term is used more often by people who do smoke as a joke to the fact that they know cigarettes are bad, but don't give a crap
Can I bum a devil stick off ya man?

devil stick by Patterson woot! April 10, 2009

devil stick 

a phrase used normally to describe vibrators or dildos when in Alabama.

Dave Attell originated this phrase.
Dave Attell: "...or as they call 'em in Alabama, 'devil sticks'."
devil stick by leonardscontz March 24, 2008

Devil's USB Stick 

YO pass the Devil's USB Stick
Devil's USB Stick by That dodo December 13, 2018

devilstick 

the devilstick comprimises of 2 handsticks (usually coated in rubber(for grip)) and a center stick. the aim is to make the stick dance etc, etc, when written on UD it sounds boring, but it really is quite fun!!
put your shoes on and go get a devilstick!
devilstick by frizzlefry August 30, 2005
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