Sally's definitions
1. (n) A person who is long, lanky, and can't quite handle him or herself while doing physical activities, such as playing basketball, dancing, walking, etc.
2. (adjective--Lurpy) Used for any object that isn't quite how it should be, in a spacial sense.
'lurp' has varying forms depending on whether it is being used as a noun, adjective, adverb, or verb. 'to lurp' is the verb. One can lurp, be a lurp, be a lurpster, be lurpy, or just plain lurp around
2. (adjective--Lurpy) Used for any object that isn't quite how it should be, in a spacial sense.
'lurp' has varying forms depending on whether it is being used as a noun, adjective, adverb, or verb. 'to lurp' is the verb. One can lurp, be a lurp, be a lurpster, be lurpy, or just plain lurp around
by Sally June 22, 2003

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by sally June 20, 2004

Jacking off.
"Playing the trombone originated from an American movie in the 70's. The jock of the movie referred to 'whacking off' as 'playing his trombone'
"Playing the trombone originated from an American movie in the 70's. The jock of the movie referred to 'whacking off' as 'playing his trombone'
by sally February 4, 2005

BOB: Hey, Jim! Let's have a wing-eating contest.
JIM: OK, Bob. What do I get if I win?
BOB: How's 20 bucks sound?
JIM: Sounds GREAT!!? And if I lose?
BOB: You have to give me a man-job?
JIM: NOW WAIT JUST A MINUTE? What about the usual reach-around?
BOB: WON'T WORK THIS TIME!!!
JIM: YOU'RE ON, PAL!
JIM: OK, Bob. What do I get if I win?
BOB: How's 20 bucks sound?
JIM: Sounds GREAT!!? And if I lose?
BOB: You have to give me a man-job?
JIM: NOW WAIT JUST A MINUTE? What about the usual reach-around?
BOB: WON'T WORK THIS TIME!!!
JIM: YOU'RE ON, PAL!
by Sally September 14, 2004

Object that your male friend penetrates while *bumping uglies* Usually painful for the one night stand lady.
by Sally December 15, 2003
