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Definitions by The Doctor

daft cunt 

n. NE England slang term for idiotic dickhead
Ah, fuck off, ya daft cunt.
daft cunt by The Doctor September 28, 2004

deep throat 

1. Performing fellatio by relaxing the back of the throat to avoid the gag reflex, resulting in deeper penetration of the penis.
2. Title of an XXX movie starring Linda Lovelace which centered on this method of performing fellatio.
3. Name given to an informant, believed to be high in government circles, who helped WASHINGTON POST reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in their investigation of the famous Watergate case which ultimately resulted in the resignation of Richard Nixon as President of the United States.
"When she performed deep throat on me, it made me forget all other blowjobs."

"I haven't been able to watch 'Deep Throat' since I found out that Linda Lovelace was performing under the threat of a gun by her so-called boyfriend."

"Carl and Bob promised not to release their informant's identity, so they called him Deep Throat."
deep throat by The Doctor September 28, 2004

deep throating 

Performing fellatio or having it performed by relaxing the back of the throat, eliminating the gag reflex, to allow deeper penetration of the penis.
My girlfriend enjoys the power she feels in making me climax by deep throating.
deep throating by The Doctor September 28, 2004
I'm completely fagged after walking five miles!
fagged by The Doctor September 27, 2004
In common usage, generally any young hispanic/Mexican-American males perceived (through similarity of garb, haircuts, etc.) to be members of a street gang. Actual gang in Southern California dates back to and rivals the Hell's Angels
"I think those Mexican guys standing on the corner are probably pachucos."
pachuco by The Doctor September 27, 2004
Short for St. Louis, Missouri. (Not to be confused with the loo, British slang for the toilet.)
We went to da lou for a good time.
da lou by The Doctor September 24, 2004
Abbreviation for an amateur "fan magazine." See also fanzine. Outside of sf fandom, "fan magazines" were magazines published in the 1930s and 1940s about the stars of movies.
I enjoyed reading your fmz.
FMZ by The Doctor September 22, 2004