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banana boat  

When a woman rides (sex)a man on top so hard that she falls off of him just like riding a banana boat pulled by a speed boat on the lake.
"I was that chicks banana boat last night!"
banana boat by J. Andrew B. July 26, 2007
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Running a tug boat means to have 3 men no more and no less than that, tugging one out (masturbating) in a horizontal line side by side all facing one chick and blowing your load all over her.
"Man that chick is so hot."

"Yeah she looks like she needs a good tug boat ran on her."

"Well boys hope you are ready to tug one out, let's fuck up that pretty face of hers."
Tug Boat by DirtyDan May 29, 2012

owned your boat

A phrase used when somone gets owned.
Person one: "Aww man, the person in front of me got the last ice cream cone."
Person Two: "Owned your boat!"

Banana Boat 

A banana boat is when you instuct your male partner to gently mash up a banana while leaving the peel intact, next remove the stem end with a clean cut, after that correctly put a condom over the entire banana, then he will slip the banana goo-goo on his hoo-hoo!!
useful tip: try the banana boat with PHONE SEX!!
Banana Boat by vicashae December 13, 2007

Banna Boat

adj.

Originating from the conversation of a few friends. One friend had said something witty, to witch the other replied "If other friend was here, he would probably say something dumb.. like banana boat." Now used to describe that of a bad joke.

1. To tell a bad joke around a group of friends. Usually the friends will agree that the joke was bad and declare it a "Banana Boat"

2. To kill a joke, or to take a joke to far when in the presents of friends. Usually the friends will agree that the joke was taken to far, and declare it a "Banana Boat"
Friend one (telling story): Man, the other night I had the best sex in the world with....
Friend two (interjecting): YOUR MOM
Friend three, four, and five: BANANA BOAT!
Banna Boat by Tom the Yeti July 9, 2004

row-boat 

1. to sing in a round
"We need a song we can row-boat to."
row-boat by Ryan Eads April 29, 2007