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trample
The name of a fetish in which one derives sexual pleasure from being walked on, either barefoot or with wide variety of footwear.
trample by Cornwallis May 16, 2006
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Trample
a full contact trampoline game involving a ball all players must attempt to throw out of the trampoline
Trample fetish
Trample Fetish is a kind of submissive foot fetish for the one trampled and a domination fetish for the one trampling. Trampling can be on face, crotch, chest, back and neck.
Trample fetish by Dizzy1972 November 26, 2016
trample dyke
trample dyke by Facebook Ziptie April 28, 2020
Camel Trample
the female version of a tea bag. girls don't have balls, they can trample over people with there camel toes.
Girl: dude i just tea bagged this guy.
Guy: You don't have balls dummy, you Camel Trample.
Girl: Camel Trample? whats That?
Guy: Its how girls tea bag but with there camel toes.
Girl: oh snap!
Guy: You don't have balls dummy, you Camel Trample.
Girl: Camel Trample? whats That?
Guy: Its how girls tea bag but with there camel toes.
Girl: oh snap!
Camel Trample by The zeal Crew February 8, 2010
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