israeli fire hydrant

when a girl squirts in the air and a guy jizzes in the same path to form a streamline of squirt/jizz that lands in the chicks mouth

me and rachel made an Israeli Fire Hydrant last night that went 3 ft high

by fat wood magee April 26, 2010

fire shits

origin:
unknown

Etymology:
Middle English, from Old English fyr; akin to Old High German fiur fire, Greek pyr
and
Middle English, from Old English scite; akin to Old English -scItan to defecate

Function: noun

1) painful anal excretion of human waste that is associated with a burning feeling in and around the asshole.

"I got the fire shits from all that beer I drank last night!"

"...no thanks, too much coffee gives me the fire shits."

by SumDumGuy September 3, 2004

fire

Good fucking weed

usually used to describe high quality cannabis by city kids and drug dealers.

Dude that shit is fire!!!

by gbrd January 11, 2008

Liar Liar Pants On Fire

In my experience when I was growing up," Liar Liar Pants On Fire" refereed to the ass whipping you would get if your parents caught you lying.You felt like your pants were on fire afterwards

Mom yelled"Liar Liar pants on Fire" when I was caught lying about skipping school.

by Geek Hillbilly June 6, 2016

A Fire Inside

My personal favourite band becuase they're just the best! They have deep lyrics and great music, so whatever. You need to like them too! Davey is hot

Omg, davey of AFI is the most gorgeous man alive.

by Ilyena July 9, 2004

Dry Fire

When one's sack hasn't been used in ages, he ejaculates dry air or dust, from his penis, usually causing a loud squeak or farting sound.

After watching his mom dance to the song "its raining men" by the Weather Girls, Evan dry fired all over the back of Rj's head, while Matt and Nick shared a silent laugh in the backround.

by dirty mikey September 20, 2010

Fire and ice

placing an ice cube between a persons buttocks and lodging two warm fingers inside his/her anus (from the french movie 'anatomy of hell')

''i used the 'fire and ice on him/her', 'i gave him/her the fire and ice', 'i fire and iced him/her' ''

by Fostina Clungecake February 14, 2010