Pussy eater

A person that put whip cream on a pussy and then put a strawberry on top than eat it

Jmarion and marissa had sex last night and Jmarion is such a pussy eater

by Jmarion marsh June 4, 2018

sap eater

An offensive slur. Most commonly used with hecking and nooblet.

Wow, that guy is such a hecking sap eater!

by paper_eater19 November 1, 2018

mice eater

(n) A mice eater is a insult. It means that someone enjoys eating mice, or it can simply mean that someone is a little strange or weird. Mice Eater, therefore can be taken in a nice way or in a rude way. It just depends on the context. The word can also be a name when someone is trying to flirt by being rude.

The guy, Quint, was in the hallway opening his locker. Then another guy came up to him and the guy said, "Hey you mice eater," Then Quint became scared and afraid so he just laughed.

by Yoo boi 64 September 26, 2019

Heart Eater

A boy/girl that makes you love him/her then pretends he/she loves you then he/she dumps you and has pleasure of the pain your feeling.

My boyfriend was a heart Eater

by El italiano 57 January 29, 2020

Blame-Eater

Blame-Eater:

A person who happily accepts blame for things they didn't do, mostly to take the pressure off others and/or to assuage someone else's feelings, and also to avoid arguments and end the silliness of the blaming conversation. The blame-eater is comfortable enough in knowing themselves so as not to worry what others think, so the blame disappears in a puff of smiles.

John can be a bit blaming. Luckily, Jane adores him, doesn't want to fight, and doesn't mind being the blame-eater.
"So it's my fault now? Okay, I'll take the blame. Let's hug."

by JaneGordon.com February 2, 2023

pumpkin eater

Classic spin on cheater cheater pumpkin eater eats all the pumpkin slang. If someone’s a cheater say this

Oh yeah Zane.. his cheater cheater a pumpkin eater he eats all the pumpkins

by Larry_rumple69 April 25, 2023

sun-cream eater

To discribe someone so idiotic they require the 'DO NOT EAT. THIS IS NOT A FOOD' warning on a bottle of sun-cream. Can be used in polite conversation because of its obscurity.

"your DVD is due back before 10pm"
"in the morning?"
"you are a sun-cream eater"
confused face, leaves.

by the bearded clown July 26, 2010