Mosquito Bite

1)A female suffering from undersized mammary glands.
2)An irreversible disorder that affects many unlucky women.
3)Small ass boobs; This may correlate with flat asses.
4)DONT MESS WITH DEM EASTFIELD NIGGAZZ...

Blessy Thomas from Mesquite, Texas suffers from mosquito bites.

by Kootchie Patrol December 15, 2008

Mosquito

verb: While a girl is menstruating, a male uses a straw to inhale blood from the woman's cunt. This strange but very erotic sexual position has been known to cure polio. Mosquitoing has also been referred to has vaginal vampiring.

The bitch was on her period and I was thirsty, so I decided to mosquito her to rehydrate myself.

by Softdizzzle December 1, 2009

Masquerade

From White Wolf's Vampire: The Masquerade game series. This is the name given to the tradition of the Kindred (vampires) hiding themselves from the Kine (humans). They have learned over the centuries that it is better for them to hide from the knowledge of mortals, lest they be discovered and hunted to extinction. Humans far outnumber the Kindred, and armed with UV lights and flamethrowers, they would die out very fast indeed.

Those Kindred foolish enough to violate the Masquerade are usually executed.

by Shadow of the Void June 24, 2006

mosquito

Florida State Bird Nominee

The Florida State Bird should be the mosquito.

by Steve Rayle September 11, 2003

Trude Mostue

Highly intelligent Norwegian blonde.

Trude Mostue is such a nice lady.

by David Taylor November 24, 2003

Masquerade

The second installment to the Blue Bloods series by Melissa de la Cruz. Schuyler travels to Venice with Oliver to find her grandfather. For a few months the silver blood attacks have stopped for a while, but Schuyler is convinved they're not over.

Masquerade is the novel in which the Four Hundred Ball occurs.

by Ashley247 January 21, 2009

Mosquito

When a woman is on her period and a man uses a straw to suck out the blood.

"man my girl was on her period and i gave her a mosquito, it was great"

by Chandrashekhar Thiyagarajan February 19, 2009