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fannybatter 

The lubricating fluid that is secreted, or in the more impressive cases actually squirted, from the vagina prior to, during and after sexual congress.
She comes so much I thought I was going to drown in her fannybatter.
fannybatter by Cutaway August 17, 2004

Fannybib 

A bib for your fanny
1) "Fuck off you fannybib"
2) A sanitary item for your private area.
3) Tuxedo in the form of a pant.
Fannybib by Mmaaggnnaaa December 16, 2008

fannyfit 

strop: an extremely hormonal, female-like tantrum - usually in response to some trivial bug-bear like; leaving the cap off the toothpaste or leaving the bath-towel on the floor etc
guy1: your wife sure didn't look happy this morning...?

guy2: no shit! i was supposed to call my mom-in-law yesterday and wish her happy birthday and my wife threw a total fannyfit when she found out that i forgot...
fannyfit by sully7750 May 4, 2011

fannybatter 

The substance created as a product of a busy social/active life and a poor sense of vaginal "housekeeping". Discofanny + time left unattended = fannybatter. Resolved with a warm bath, vigorous (yet appropriate) scrubbing action.
I got with XXXXX at the local nightclub, unfortunately upon taking her home, it transpired she had been at a 48 hour rave without shower. her pants were covered in fannybatter.
fannybatter by SWDarkMeme February 21, 2022

Fannybatter Biscuit

The name for a vagina when it secretes a lubricating fluid, or in more impressive cases actually squirts, prior to, during and after sexual congress.
"If you're not careful that fannybatter biscuit will drown you."

fannymite 

another word for vaginal discharge, commonly spread on toast.
“Hey what’s for breakfast?” “Fannymite on toast”
fannymite by Yentirb sbocaj September 27, 2021
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Also used to describe establishments where alternative foods and products are sold, i.e. natural food stores.

Modified derivative of granola.
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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