Icelandic Vagina

Contrary to the popular belief, does not mean pika but is simply a vagina from Iceland.
Friends: "Hahaha you're an Icelandic Vagina."

Pika: "I am not!" *yells furiously*
by Datvoiceinyourhead July 30, 2016
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iceland steamer

Similar to an upper decker, an Icelad Steamer refers to the act of shitting in the recipient’s freezer, leaving a frozen turd to be discovered long after you depart the premises.

Especially effetive for bottom freezers, rather than an awkward side by side. Top freezers are right out unless you are extremely flexible and ludicrously tall.

Or enjoy the tactile sensation of warm shit.
My boss’s dissed my wifes body, so I waited until the kitchen cleared , and left that wretch an Iceland Steamer, for dessert.
by February 09, 2025
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Icelandic slammer

Gay slang for a giant ice cold wet and soggy dick.
Bro last night I got an Icelandic slammer from someone at the nightclub!”
by fireatlas91_ May 14, 2023
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icelandic pipe

When you put faeces in a condom freeze it and the use it as dildo until defrosted
by Dirtyword92 July 12, 2017
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Icelandic flip-phone

Sex with little person, and you flip them to where they are completely upside down.
Finally landed bridgette the midget, we did that Icelandic flip-phone. 10/10 recommend
by Thiswaslacysfault2022 January 10, 2022
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Icelandic Trailer

you put your dick in a nice ice cold bath, to almost the point of frostbite, and then you put it into a trailer garage (which is a vagina) or or or that or anal, either one, which then allows for arousal through temperature play, make sure that dick is ice cold, straight Icelandic cold.
by insertcreativeuername February 23, 2025
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Icelandic Sweater

Icelandic Sweater, also known as Lopapeysa.
The popular sweater is made from the wool of Icelandic sheep. *The patterns of the sweater originated from the Greenlandic women’s traditional costume (Kalaallisuut); Annichen Sibbern from Norway got the inspiration from a newspaper picture of Mona Mårtensson wearing the Greenlandic traditional costume. Harpa Hreinsdóttir from Iceland took the inspiration to create the now known Icelandic sweater and named it Lopapeysa.*
“Your outfit is so cute Julie! What a beautiful pattern u got, where’s it from?”
“Thanks Dave, my friend’s mom made it for me! She told me about the history of how and where Icelandic people got the inspiration from, and it turned out that the patterns were inspired by the beautiful Greenlandic costume that Kalaallit women wear!”
“That’s interesting, why have I never heard of that?! The Greenlandic traditional costumes and the Icelandic sweater both look great!”
by Historylearner123 October 02, 2021
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