by Manuel Noriega April 22, 2005
Taking a crap in the upper part of a toilet, then in the bowl, forcing the owner to flush in dismay, and in stench.
by Atømicfly January 01, 2005
1. A variation of the cunnilumpkin decker in which the woman who receives cunnilingus expresses her appreciation in the voice of Cher.
2. A cunnilumpkin decker given to Cher.
2. A cunnilumpkin decker given to Cher.
"Thank you-hoo-hoooo!" she exclaimed, flicking her hair as the cherilumpkin decker glistened fresh as spring dew.
by Aaron Spelling August 29, 2006
Related to the upper decker, this is when you take a crap onto the closed lid of a toilet. It gives a quicker reaction than an upper decker, while not being as damaging in the long run.
by Detonatornova June 26, 2006
The standard residence of off campus college students in Worcester, MA. Also home to prostitutes, drug lords, and other low income residents.
In Worcester, triple deckers are consistently home to spiral staircases and sliding windows in the back stairwell.
Most college parties in Worcester that do not happen at a fraternity will happen in a triple decker. Larger parties will happen on more than one floor of the same triple decker.
In Worcester, triple deckers are consistently home to spiral staircases and sliding windows in the back stairwell.
Most college parties in Worcester that do not happen at a fraternity will happen in a triple decker. Larger parties will happen on more than one floor of the same triple decker.
by Rushmore June 14, 2004
by whorebagslutcunt January 11, 2009
Similar to Upper Decker; Only, instead of doing it in upper part of the toilet, you open the door to the person's Clothes Dryer and take a juicy dump, close the door, and turn the dryer on "High Heat". Walk Away smiling as you hear the distinctive "thump thump" sound. Only do "Dry Deckers" to people you don't want as future friends.
"Yeh Man, he made me so mad, I left him a Dry-Decker. When he found the dryer running a 1/2 hour later and opened it up, he realized he would have to throw the dryer away."
by Lori Kissling April 18, 2005