6 definitions by Adam Smith (Arf 34)

When a man and woman have sex with the woman on top, one up-down cycle (bounce) is known as a cucunta. Often written as a sound effect. See also cuntaval.
"With rapid cucuntas she rode my cock."

"Cucunta, cucunta, cucunta - SQUIRT!"
by Adam Smith (Arf 34) December 24, 2004
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The interval between cucuntas (bouncing repetitions during sexual intercourse).
She rode my cock very quickly and enthusiastically. The cuntaval was almost inexistent.
by Adam Smith (Arf 34) June 4, 2005
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Duuven (Mythical language of the mythical people of Duuve Island, who later settled across North America: literally "City of the Harvester," it is another word for Winnipeg (capital of Manitoba, Canada). Thought up by ARF 34, an unusual person from that city.
I am from Chavrästerdam, Chavrästerania (Manitoba). It is my hometown. It is cold in winter in Chavrästerdam. Chavrästerdam women are very beautiful.
by Adam Smith (Arf 34) December 24, 2004
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A Harriet Hurdell's is a drinking and/or dining establishment with unreasonably high prices. Invented in August 2002 in Minneapolis, MN by a visitor from Canada, seemingly without any logical reason
This place is a Harriet Hurdell's. Let's go somewhere else.
by Adam Smith (Arf 34) December 24, 2004
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The pursuit of happiness with women among heterosexual men. This includes all activities from dancing with a woman to bedding down with her. One who partakes of this activity is a galler (q.v.). This word was my invention long ago. Originally written as "girling" (now considered archaic).
Let's go out galling tonight! I had a great galling time in Chicago - met lots of wild American girls!
by Adam Smith (Arf 34) December 24, 2004
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One who partakes of galling (q.v.), that is, who actively pursues the affections of females and who is a heterosexual male. The word can also be used as an exclamation, indicating fraternity or delight. Originally "girler," now considered archaic.
Arf's a good galler. He always gets the ladies' attention.

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Galler! How's it going, buddy?
by Adam Smith (Arf 34) December 24, 2004
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