drain jellyfish

When a man jizzes into any basin of water, such as a sink, toilet, shower, or bathtub, and the jizz coagulates into a cohesive, gelatinous mass floating underneath the water - the resulting load of semen resembles a jellyfish.

Eww dude is that a drain jellyfish? Let me use a different sink.

by ioctl April 6, 2016

like-drain

While on Facebook, a "like" catches your eye and an hour later, you realize what you've been doing.

Yeah, I just got sucked into a "like-drain". I apologize for my news feed.

by Fracken McKracken February 20, 2011

Drained the beanbag

The phrase used to describe the action of accidentally having children.

Hey Chris I think my life is over, I drained the beanbag with Cindy.

by CON-CON_24 June 14, 2021

WaterBox Drain

Noun:
A valve in the circulating water system that under normal operation keeps ocean water in the condenser from flooding the pit

I forgot to close the waterbox drain before turning on the circulating water pump and we flooded the pit and the basement

by Hayops March 28, 2019

Draining the juice

The sexual process in which a female literally drains a man of his milky protein shake by making him climax continuously to the point he which he can climax no more.

Ex). Person 1: How was it last night?
Person 2: Man it was crazy. She just kept draining the juice.

by thechocolateangel June 2, 2015

Money Drain

A person (usually a woman) who can walk into a grocery store for one thing, and end up walking out with twenty fucking things!

Dammit woman, I'm broke again, You're such a Money Drain! Let me just pull another Benjamin out of my ass!

by Haywood_Jablome February 22, 2020

draining the moat

v. phrase. British expression for emptying one's bladder. Also a sexual euphemism.

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Thanks awfully for the cucumber sandwiches my lady but I fear it is now time for draining the moat.

Sorry?

I need to take my corgi for a walk.

Pardon?

It's time to get my valet to lower my trouserings so I may lift my drawbridge and take care of the teathings.

Are you coming on to me?

No my majesty!

Pity.

by gnostic1 September 24, 2012