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(verb) When a man dons women's clothes and receives anal sex from another man. Joe lifted Don's leather skirt, removed his lace panties and the two practiced mudging.
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feces caught under the head of the penis when removed from the anus I pulled some mUdGe from that skanky fat pig's butt box.
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A big round shite. Like a ball. Blocks up your ass something fierce. Jeez leds.. i just blew a mudge
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A name originating in england in the 1700s, from the name 'Margret'. It is generally associated with prestige and honor. Thomas Mudge was a groundbreaking watchmaker and inventor.
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To mix or homogenize together two sauces using an item of food with particular reference to tomato ketchup and mayonnaise. ;What are you having with those chips?
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Is when you chatter your teeth without opening your mouth or when you are pretending to play the drums with your teeth George stop fucking mudgeing!!
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Short in stature. Short for Curmudgeon. Tim Stretch is such a mudge he can't see out the cockpit
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Noun:
Used to describe general Sydney filth. A fine but viscous substance that covers most people and places in the greater Sydney area in a thin film of scum. The word can also encompass larger items of junk and refuse more generally, such as furniture from council cleanups, akin to what Philip K. Dick described as Kipple. I am so sick of this God damn mudge!
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