fannytime
"You know what she's like, we'd best allow 10 minutes fannytime or else we'll never get there on time!"
fannytime by No Name Johnny September 22, 2005
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Fannytime's Day
Fannytime's Day is the English equivalent of Valentine's Day - Fannytime’s Day occurs every February 14. In England, chocolates, flowers and gifts are exchanged between loved ones, all in the name of St. Fannytime.
Fannytime's Day by EnglishWords February 14, 2022
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fannytime • Fannytime's Day • fannytines • fancy time • Finny time • funny timer sand • Fanatime • fannymite • fannytune • fantime
fannytune
a drift of air that escapes from your vagina and makes a surprising musical tune
a.k.a. a musical queef
a.k.a. a musical queef
fannytune by candilandi July 28, 2009
fantime
When you get out of the shower and you don't feel like drying off with a towel so you just stand in front of a fan...........
fantime by Da Sizzlin' Twinz November 4, 2013
fannywipe
Becky is a fannywipe
fannytines
fannytines by Barnesey February 22, 2023
fannymite
fannymite by Yentirb sbocaj September 27, 2021
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