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A physical feeling between a twitch and a wiggle. "I can't stand my eyelid twiggling like this!"
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To get exceedingly drunk and give an unsolicited lap dance to a victim as if you were a stripper from the Claremont Lounge. Said lap dance will render the victim incapacitated. Where's Sam? She hasn't spoken to anyone since Trannabest twiggled on her last weekend.
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The action or course of rotation between your thumb when it moves out of place for a temporary amount of time. Jimmy put down his hands first to guide his body to the chair but ended up falling on the floor and when he hit the floor, his thumb twiggled from the impact.
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to tickle the inside of ones belly button with your pointer finger i wish i hadn't twiggled you.. now my finger is covered with dust
i twiggled her so hard my finger got stuck |
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the action of when your eyes twitch and wiggle simultaneously; may be an amplified and/or side effect of visual enhancing drugs 0. sometimes, only one eye will twiggle.
1. my eye just twiggled. 2. do you get the twiggles? 3. my eyes have been twiggling all day. |
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The slight upward movment of a penis when a large object has been inserted in the rectum. "He must have been a virgin because I saw him twiggle and the other guy wasn't that big."
"Your shocks are bad because I totally twiggled when you drove over that bump." "I had a huge twiggle signing that alimony check" |
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To tickle ones balls with the tips of your fingers. Janie twiggled Jamie last night, and he prejacked into her eye.
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