dip the tip
to have sexual intercourse with a female
dip the tip by ss72 April 16, 2013
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From the Rooter to the Tooter
It's an old expression actually originating from a peg, with the Rooter being the snout, and the Tooter being the tail. So basically it means the whole hog from snout to tail. But has come to mean from head to toe.
From the Rooter to the Tooter by Tattitude October 26, 2018
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the truth • the thing • The Town • the three b's • the tubes • the trap • the trifecta • the time • the tits • The Triangle
spill the tea
"T" has also always stood for the word "Truth" in drag culture. So to spill the tea or T . . . is to tell the truth about something juicy. This was popularized by the drag queen Lady Chablis in "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, who also considered herself transgendered.
Lady Chablis: "The fact that I'm a beautiful woman is clear . . . but the fact that I have a penis, well, that's my T, that's my Truth."
To Spill the Tea or T is to tell the truth about something juicy or scandalous.
To Spill the Tea or T is to tell the truth about something juicy or scandalous.
spill the tea by Lavish Squalor December 24, 2016
tickle the taco
tickle the taco by Jackel in El Centro May 24, 2006
Just the Tip
1. A lie told by every guy in an attempt to have sex when their partner is not 120% into it.
2. Phrase used to describe the act of just barely doing something.
3. To insert no more than 20% of something, usually a body part, into an opening of another person, although it could be anything, a body part and/or person is not necessarily a requirement.
2. Phrase used to describe the act of just barely doing something.
3. To insert no more than 20% of something, usually a body part, into an opening of another person, although it could be anything, a body part and/or person is not necessarily a requirement.
BP: Yeah he said was going to put just the tip in, then we could go.
HB: What happened next?
BP: He was balls deep, Just the tip my ass!!!No not in my ass…you know what I'm saying.
HB: Just the tip never works!
FS: Come on, I could really use a BJ.
MF: No, I am busy with life.
FS: you don't have to take it all, just the tip.. That's all, just the tip.
MF: If you grab the back of my head, I'm biting! We on the same page?
FS: Yes, just the tip!
AM: Let me play with your boobs
BP: I'm in the middle of a LAS and you ask that?
AM: Just the tips then?
BP: Did you say just the nips?
AM: Yeah, just the tips, the nips are the tips and the best part anyway.
BP: Get out!
HB: What happened next?
BP: He was balls deep, Just the tip my ass!!!No not in my ass…you know what I'm saying.
HB: Just the tip never works!
FS: Come on, I could really use a BJ.
MF: No, I am busy with life.
FS: you don't have to take it all, just the tip.. That's all, just the tip.
MF: If you grab the back of my head, I'm biting! We on the same page?
FS: Yes, just the tip!
AM: Let me play with your boobs
BP: I'm in the middle of a LAS and you ask that?
AM: Just the tips then?
BP: Did you say just the nips?
AM: Yeah, just the tips, the nips are the tips and the best part anyway.
BP: Get out!
Just the Tip by Frank Darkholer Spankadocious October 2, 2016
key by the three
Three kilograms of cocaine. A key is standard slang for a kilogram of drugs, most often cocaine. By stating "by the three," one is saying that they buy cocaine 3 kilograms at a time with the intention of dealing. The following lines show this more. The statement of a Louis Nap Sack is in reference to a Louis Vuitton bag where he holds all of the cocaine or "work" to be dealt.
The other definition for key by the three is wrong, although the "when I chirp shorty chirp back" is in reference to cell phones.
The other definition for key by the three is wrong, although the "when I chirp shorty chirp back" is in reference to cell phones.
key by the three by Isar May 27, 2006
fall off the truck
UK slag,
Stolen goods. articles who's origin is not strictly legal.
(also 'fall off the back of a lorry')
Stolen goods. articles who's origin is not strictly legal.
(also 'fall off the back of a lorry')
fall off the truck by black flag June 5, 2004