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vagazeling by Ginny Mac November 5, 2015
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vagazzling
Vagazzling is an adjective describing an aesthetic made famous in self-portraits by several New Zealand-based artists. The juxtaposition of a hairy face with full beard and untamed mustache, soft wet and pink baby-pouting lips and some trashy little girl's cheap shiny jewellery strung between this horribly delicious mash-up can be described as vagazzling...
1. His portraiture can be described as 'vagazzling'.
2. That's so vagazzling I feel ill and aroused at the same time.
3. Like looking at hairy candy! Ugh! Vagazzling...
2. That's so vagazzling I feel ill and aroused at the same time.
3. Like looking at hairy candy! Ugh! Vagazzling...
vagazzling by Squazz November 30, 2013
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