Rub Sandwich

Where you take your penis in both the palms of your hands and rub them back and forth creating the image of a sandwich

Guy 1: Hey dude last night this chick gave me a rub sandwich!

Guy 2: No way!

by Thomas Hill November 12, 2005

Velvet Rub

To get a blow job from a women (or man) with no teeth.

Last night I had your grandma take out her dentures and give me the ole' Velvet Rub.

by Lrstyle September 14, 2011

Pussy Rub

Vaginal sex for lesbians. One lays on her back with her legs and ass in the air, legs spread, and the other stradles her on her knees, and they rub there pussies together, cumming all over and inside of each other.

Dude! You should've seen it last night! Me, Kelly, and Jenn went back to my house after partying all night and Kelly and Jen were pussy rubbing right in front of me!

by x3 x3 November 11, 2005

dutch rub

to rub your knuckles across the top of someones head whilst holding their head under your other arm

action not a phrase

by pitbulluk November 29, 2003

rub it out

to masterbate

Damn That girl is hot, i better rub it out before i explode.

by Timbo October 16, 2003

Emo rubbing

The act of having kinky sexual encounters with an above average male (7.5+ inches). The sex is rough, painful but yet very pleasurable for the female & male. Emo rubbing involves ripping clothes off, biting, clawing, hair pulling, scratches, wrestling around, and throwing each other against the wall. The male is often considered the emo rubber.

Hey bro, why are you and your girlfriend covered in bruises?" "We just got finished emo rubbing.

by JackYoSmith. September 1, 2010

rubbing bacon

A euphemism for coitus.

Rubbing bacon... "These two did oftentimes do the two-backed beast together, joyfully rubbing and frotting their bacon 'gainst one another, in so far, that at last she became great with child of a fair son, and went with him unto the eleventh month; for so long, yea longer, may a woman carry her great belly, especially when it is some masterpiece of nature, and a person predestinated to the performance, in his due time, of great exploits."
François Rabelais (c. 1494 - 1553)
"Gargantua and Pantagruel"

by banquo_lives January 11, 2009