6 definitions by Bonhilda
by Bonhilda September 28, 2009
VERB.
1. To take a person's virginity (generally with their consent).
2. To detract from something that has overall positive qualities.
ETYMOLOGY: from "innocent". American variation: uninnocentize.
1. To take a person's virginity (generally with their consent).
2. To detract from something that has overall positive qualities.
ETYMOLOGY: from "innocent". American variation: uninnocentize.
by Bonhilda October 1, 2009
VERB.
1. To successfully assault contemptible persons.
2. To penetrate a woman's vagina in a rough manner (generally with her consent).
3. To drink copious amounts of alcohol.
4. To put great effort into an activity. It can applied to any type of activity, as long as the person doing the activity has given it everything they've got.
ETYMOLOGY: Fucking smash
1. To successfully assault contemptible persons.
2. To penetrate a woman's vagina in a rough manner (generally with her consent).
3. To drink copious amounts of alcohol.
4. To put great effort into an activity. It can applied to any type of activity, as long as the person doing the activity has given it everything they've got.
ETYMOLOGY: Fucking smash
"I told him I like it rough, so he really smashed my cunt!"
"Are you coming out to smash cunts tonight?"
"I smashed that exam right in the cunt!"
"Are you coming out to smash cunts tonight?"
"I smashed that exam right in the cunt!"
by Bonhilda September 27, 2009
NOUN
1. What bitter single people celebrate on Valentine's Day.
2. What casual sex partners celebrate on Valentine's Day.
3. What crass people celebrate on Valentine's Day.
ETYMOLOGY: From "Valentine's Day".
1. What bitter single people celebrate on Valentine's Day.
2. What casual sex partners celebrate on Valentine's Day.
3. What crass people celebrate on Valentine's Day.
ETYMOLOGY: From "Valentine's Day".
by Bonhilda February 14, 2010
An expression of disapproval from a female in relation to a suggested sexual partner.
ETYMOLOGY: From "computer says no", which is a commonly repeated quote on the television series Little Britain.
ETYMOLOGY: From "computer says no", which is a commonly repeated quote on the television series Little Britain.
by Bonhilda September 28, 2009
by Bonhilda September 27, 2009