Gummin' up some nip

When a person with no teeth attempts to bite or 'gum' on a nipple, often for sexual purposes.

I would have went to that site if they we're hot, but I don't need to see ruthless toothless gummin' up some nip.

I would love to just bite on a nip but my dentures always fall out and I wind up gummin' up some nip.

by SirGatorFalls October 17, 2016

FWSB (friend with some benefits)

When two people have an established friendship that might be morphing into something more. No sexual contact but physical contact is exhibited. (A special friend who spends the night, there might be making out and cuddling involved)

Friend: “James and I found ourselves being FWSB’s.”

Me: “FWB’s”

Friend: “No, sis. We are friends with some benefits, we just cuddle and make out but no sex.”

Me: “Ahh, FWSB (friend with some benefits). Got it.”

by Dmart711 January 6, 2020

Whippin' up some softserve

The act of taking a shit.

Johnny: "Where were you sis?"

Susie: "I was in the bathroom whippin' up some softserve!"

by JustAsillyGoose32 February 19, 2011

Laid me some pipe

Intercourse

I buttered up her whisker biscuit and then I laid me some pipe.

by setbridge November 12, 2012

Shed Some Blood On The Situation

A variation on the phrase, shed some light on the situation. To point out the negative aspects in a situation. These aspects may or may not be obvious. The one who sheds the blood, or the shedder, might be trying to educate people to the facts or just be a douche. No matter the intentions, nine times out of ten, the shedder comes off as a douche.

Alan: Hey guys I got accepted into Princeton!

Greg: Nice! Way to go man.

Chad: Well have fun with your massive tuition dude.

Alan: Way to shed some blood on the situation jerk.

by It Was Written June 16, 2010

Stop it, get some help

What you say when your friends are looking up their names on urban dictionary.

Friend 1: omg my name on urban dictionary means-

Friend 2: Stop it, get some help

by Jinglejangle1212 November 25, 2021

A pound of salt and some coke

Really don’t trust what they say
They’re very hard to believe much like the phrase “take what they say with a grain of salt”

“His outlandish claims about seeing the world had to be taken with a pound of salt and some coke."

by Words… April 3, 2022