chicken and dumplings

1. a traditional american dinner consisting of chicken, a creamy sauce, vegetables, and bread pieces.

2. the only thing my roommate knows how to cook

3. an undefined sexual delight

"Do you want to come over for chicken and dumplings?"

by mrs. khalil greene August 7, 2008

ducking

Where one avoids another due to being scared or a coward.
The term 'ducking' is often used in combat sports such as boxing.

David Haye is 'ducking' the Klitschko brothers. He is a coward and/or chicken. For over two years David Haye has stated he is going to 'beat up' the two Klitschkos but doesnt want to fight them. He has made up numerous excuses not to fight them and even pulled out of a fight one week before it was scheduled.

by paulrmcf December 9, 2010

Ducking

When a girl puts two pringles in her mouth to form the illusion of a duck's bill and procedes to insert a penis though the "duck bill".

Dude I was munching on my pringles when this bitch came up to me and asked took two of them and started ducking me.

by Zuraxs Blows August 10, 2009

Dumplings

Old fashioned slang for (Usually Chinese or Far Eastern) Boobies.

Look at Kailee's jiggling dumplings

by asddsa January 22, 2010

Ducklington

Ducklington is a mythical place, often referenced in fantastical texts, which is characterised by a population of mythical duck creatures (strangely).

In context, people may say: "Like you're from Ducklington" in reference to people who secretly believe they live a semi-aquatic existence and refuse to admit they actually live on land with other 'humans'.

by MtotheJlow June 5, 2010

duckying

when a person who is smoking gets the filter wet by putting their wet lips or tongue on it because they suck at smoking.

e.g
"Tom has just duckied the cigarette, ew!"
"Don't ducky it!"
"Duckying is what wanna-be smokers do"

by Larss29 December 19, 2013

ducking the fog

Ducking the Fog is a spoonerism, or swapping the first two letters in two words. It is a more polite version of the phrase 'Fucking the Dog'. The meaning of both is 'doing nothing.'

Example: In response to the question "What are you doing tonight?" you might answer, "The usual, fucking the dog." Or "Ducking the fog, man."

by SteveW1 October 11, 2014