shakey puddin

That good stuff that a man gets from a woman.

Damn, that was some good-ass shakey puddin that I got off your sister last night!

by Robert Fabulous McCune July 9, 2004

warm puddin' pop

The act of putting your finger in the ass of another and then having that person suck on your finger after it is removed from your ass.

Geez Logan last night I couldn't get enough of your warm puddin' pops.

by Vanrusselburg April 21, 2009

lilly-padding

(v) street slanging for licking a toad to get high. This process was made popular by the show family guy and is also known as frenching the prince and doing kermit.

Guy 1: this party sucks
Guy 2: Yeah let's leave and do some lilly-padding at my place

by BOSOX2007 August 17, 2009

peek a boo paddington

to cum on a stuffed animal of a girlfriend

I was makin sex with my girlfriend when I pulled out and cummed on her stuffed paddington bear. Hence, Peek a boo paddington!

by LeRenardS13 March 8, 2008

Padding the Net

Gambling, specifically on a game of Table Tennis (Ping-pong).

The stakes were raised after Padding the Net. Fortunately, I walked away with 40 dollars.

by Islemage February 14, 2018

panty puddin

When the juices of an aroused woman are released into her panties thus causing crusty panties. Originally from the term 'yo panties be crusty' after noticing a "hot" guy. To shorten the term you now use panty puddin'.

-That boy is so fyne i just made panty puddin'!
-Girl I'll get you so hot... I'll be havin panty puddin for dessert.
-She had such a billy ocean that her panty puddin erupted and landed on the floor, flooding the room!

by Jon, Hayleigh, & Emiko March 25, 2005

padding

1. The blank leaves added at the end of a thin publication so as to form a volume with sufficient thickness to be rounded and backed and/or to be lettered on the spine. Unfortunately, the paper used for this purpose is usually of an inferior quality, and becomes embrittled and transfers its acidity to the leaves of the publication. Also called "filler," or "filling." 2. A method of securing ruled, printed or blank leaves by the application of a padding compound, and sometimes a cloth or other reinforcing liner, to one edge (frequently the top) of the sheets which have been jogged even on the binding edge and placed under pressure. Special padding troughs, clamps and presses are used to facilitate padding large quantities at one time. See also: PAD COUNTER (2) ;PADDING COMPOUND . 3. A method of applying dyestuff to the grain surface of a leather or tawed skin, particularly the latter, in cases where it is not feasible to immerse the skins in the dyestuff liquor because of the increased fullness and decreased stretch which will result from such immersion.

by VAKI5 November 2, 2003