When you're only getting fucked by like two or three guys but they're doing it rough enough and changing orifices enough for it to feel like a gangbang.
by ApricotFields June 11, 2019
A general term of abuse for anyone perceived to be minor attracted even thought etymologically speaking it should just mean "child".
by ApricotFields June 25, 2020
More people than you can immediately count having sex with each other.
Not merely on orgy but legitimate group sex with everyone in on the chain of pleasure.
Not merely on orgy but legitimate group sex with everyone in on the chain of pleasure.
We invited some chicks over and they all brought some friend so with all the E we were taking it inevitably became a severalsome.
by ApricotFields June 11, 2019
by ApricotFields August 19, 2023
The phenomenon in which foot fetishes find an attraction to children's feet (due to them not really being that different to adults' feet) and freaking out that they might be a pedophile.
David was going to kill himself for how much Mackenzie Zeigler's feet aroused him but it was simply a case of Pedopodorosis.
by ApricotFields June 11, 2019
When your doing quick fire questions in a quick, a pass spiral is when you get flustered from the pressure and keep saying "pass" on a question which makes you feel less confident so you keep doing it more than you actually try and guess at the questions.
Quizzing is more than just knowing facts. There is also various things to consider about strategy and avoiding unfortunate outcomes like pass spirals.
by ApricotFields September 16, 2019
A term of address for a young male or in reference to such a person from the Esperanto or Esperantido speaking communities, especially by someone who isn't from it.
It is derived from "knabo", the Esperanto word for a boy plus the "-ulo" suffix taken from Ido, the only language of the two to be truly gender neutral.
Plural "knabuloj" or "knabuloi", based on the Esperanto and Ido plurals respectively.
It is derived from "knabo", the Esperanto word for a boy plus the "-ulo" suffix taken from Ido, the only language of the two to be truly gender neutral.
Plural "knabuloj" or "knabuloi", based on the Esperanto and Ido plurals respectively.
Bored at the Esperanto cafe her friends had dragged her to, she hoped she might at least take home a sexy knabulo.
by ApricotFields October 13, 2020