prectum
prectum by clittyliquor June 6, 2007
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PRECUM
PRECUM by Kokky PRECUM February 3, 2020
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prectum • Precum baby • Precumdiment • Pectum • Precrumb • precrump • Precrumtious • precumable • precumbrus • Precumceived
Precum
Precum is a warm fluid which is released from the tiny hole in the tip of a man's penis during sexual stimulation. It functions as a lubricant for the urethra.
Contrary to popular belief, it can indeed make someone pregnant even if just the tip near outside of vaginal entry!
Contrary to popular belief, it can indeed make someone pregnant even if just the tip near outside of vaginal entry!
It was our first night pantsless and I put my penis by her tight vaginal entrance for only several seconds. She later told me that my precum alone had made me a father!
Precum by DoctorBoner March 23, 2020
precum
Precum refers to a viscous liquid that oozes from the opening at the tip of a man's penis when he is sexually aroused. It is a clear, generally odorless and tasteless liquid that is released by the Cowper's glands. When a man is HIV-positive, pre-cum sometimes has the virus in it. Sometimes spelled pre-cum.
precum by the other theo June 28, 2004
Precum baby
An excuse given by many to explain an unintended pregnancy who don't want to admit that they forgot to pull out or take the pill.Everyone seems to know someone who supposedly had a precum baby,and it always seems to be someone they know remotely,i.e. a friend of a friend of their cousin's babysitter's sister.
Britney: "My sister's best friend's neighbor's cousin's wife's friend's half-sister had a precum baby."
Sarah: "You mean your sister's best friend's neighbor's cousin's wife's friend's half-sister's boyfriend didn't get it out in time."
Sarah: "You mean your sister's best friend's neighbor's cousin's wife's friend's half-sister's boyfriend didn't get it out in time."
Precum baby by GrammarKnozzy March 27, 2013
Precumdiment
The watery substance that forms on ketchup or other condiments left sitting in the refrigerator for a length of time.
Precumdiment by Fable Vayne April 6, 2013
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