While doing a chick doggie style, you slip both of your thumbs (with thumb nails touching) into her butthole. With both thumbs inserted in the anus, you click your thumb nails together thus, making a beetle sound.
by kyle the one January 3, 2006
Get the Dung Beetlemug. She had just taken a nasty shit and both holes were good and lubed up, so there wasn't much friction in the snap, just a quick, painful pinch.
by Homa April 1, 2005
Get the beetle bitemug. A small wood-boring beetle that tunnels under the bark of trees, which die if heavily infested.
Also a term for a female that "bores under the skin" of every male she comes into contact with. Causing the male significant psychological issues to the point of mental break down.
Also a term for a female that "bores under the skin" of every male she comes into contact with. Causing the male significant psychological issues to the point of mental break down.
by AquaManOriginal April 18, 2018
Get the bark beetlemug. The most amazing human being ever to be known. Deserves the world and more. Is beautiful in every sense, ranging from his beautiful dark hair to his gorgeous amber eyes. Not telling who, but a little birdy told me that Matthew Andres has a crush on him. He is the most amazing actor to be known, and has a gorgeous talent that should be shared with the world. Aside from acting, he also loves bugs (hence the name, Beetle) His love for bugs outweighs most, but not all. Nickname is Frog, is frequently seen with Matthew Andres (they are gay for each other), and is also a 10/10 person on this place we call Earth :)
by happymealenthusiast June 9, 2023
Get the Beetle Gilbreathmug. A beautiful, simple, and iconic little car that was first produced in 1938, and was an icon in the counterculture era of the late 1960’s. Originally named the Type-1 but later caught on as the Bug, Beetle, and the “Käfer” due to the unique curvy shape like a beetle. They were produced in North America from 1949 to 1979, and was produced in Brazil until 1986, and Mexico until 2018, which was the last location that these cars were produced in. It was designed by Ferdinand Porsche in the mid-1930’s, and the design was an idea of Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler. Although controversial, this idea spawned a half century-long love and use of these cars and also the brand as a whole. Marketed as fun, cute, and reliable, these cars spread like wildfire due to great marketing and a unique teardrop design. They went through a ton of changes before being completely re-designed in 1998.
Person 1: Hey man! I got this classic VW bug today!
Person 2: Awesome! The Volkswagen Beetle was a counterculture icon. A beautiful, simple, and iconic little car that was first produced in 1938, and was an icon in the counterculture era of the late 1960’s. Originally named the Type-1 but later caught on as the Bug, Beetle, and the “Käfer” due to the unique curvy shape like a beetle. They were produced in North America from 1949 to 1979, and was produced in Brazil until 1986, and Mexico until 2018, which was the last location that these cars were produced in. It was designed by Ferdinand Porsche in the mid-1930’s, and the design was an idea of Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler. Although controversial, this idea spawned a half century-long love and use of these cars and also the brand as a whole. Marketed as fun, cute, and reliable, these cars spread like wildfire due to great marketing and a unique teardrop design. They went through a ton of changes before being completely re-designed in 1998.
Person 2: Awesome! The Volkswagen Beetle was a counterculture icon. A beautiful, simple, and iconic little car that was first produced in 1938, and was an icon in the counterculture era of the late 1960’s. Originally named the Type-1 but later caught on as the Bug, Beetle, and the “Käfer” due to the unique curvy shape like a beetle. They were produced in North America from 1949 to 1979, and was produced in Brazil until 1986, and Mexico until 2018, which was the last location that these cars were produced in. It was designed by Ferdinand Porsche in the mid-1930’s, and the design was an idea of Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler. Although controversial, this idea spawned a half century-long love and use of these cars and also the brand as a whole. Marketed as fun, cute, and reliable, these cars spread like wildfire due to great marketing and a unique teardrop design. They went through a ton of changes before being completely re-designed in 1998.
by Latenightcoffee January 26, 2022
Get the Volkswagen Beetlemug. When you get punch-buggied 5 times within the same day, and receive incredibly bad luck until the clock strikes 12 AM for the next day.
by anonymous June 13, 2022
Get the Beetle-Buggedmug. by UrFavDarksin July 24, 2020
Get the Beetle pimpmug.