Vibrating tooth brush

tool used to masterbate girls, thrust the end without the bristles up..

"she always masterbated with her finger, now she uses a vibrating tooth brush"

by lions and tigers and bears December 28, 2005

long in the tooth

(adj.) Old, outdated. no longer to perform its primary function at optimum level.

The playstation one is a bit long in the tooth these days.

by Kung-Fu Jesus June 7, 2004

toothbrush

a stick (usually plastic) with bristles that you use to clean your teeth with.

"Stop cleaning the toilet with my toothbrush!", said Mr. Bean.

by mAndy November 21, 2003

whiskey tooth

Like the phrase "sweet tooth", this is having a taste for whiskey.

Jill sure had a whiskey tooth last night didn't she?

by Jilina November 3, 2005

Blue-toothing

The act of sending a picture of yourself to an unknown bluetooth device, in the hope that the recipient is:
1} attractive
2) Attracted to you.
It is a contrast of being on a blind date.
Blue-toothing is generally used on trains and busses.

"I met bobby via blue-toothing"

"I heard about Blue-toothing in a magazine, and I decided to give it a try, and I sent that picture of me, you know the one where I'm wearing my nurses outfit?, I sent it to the guy with the bluetooth name <<xxJimmyxx>>, hoping it was the rather fitt guy who was sat infront of me on the bus... well it was. and we got talking... and OH MY GOD! {girlish rant about nothingness}

by Nitrosamine December 23, 2007

Spooky Tooth

Band from the hippie music era that doesn't deserve to be forgotten.

The artists from which have also joined in various other bands such as Humble Pie, Steelers Wheel, Mott the Hoople, and Foreigner

Slightly remnicient of today's "The Darkness".

Girl: "Yeah, I got bored so I started looking through my mom's LPs and found some from a band called Spooky Tooth."

Guy: "Umm okayy..."

Girl: "No, actually, they're pretty good. What'd you do last night?"

Guy: "Listened to some Frank Zappa"

Girl: "Sweet!!"

by bibliophile July 12, 2009

Toothless

A species of fire breathing dragons with black, sleek scales. This reptile is deemed to be dangerous and deadly, however when befreinded, the dragon will become a sort of guardian. The name "toothless" derives from the dragon's mouth which looks like it has the absense of teeth; but in times of danger, the dragon's vicious teeth are exposed.

The species was featured in the recent film, "How to Train your Dragon"

While playing tennis, the girl felt a crisp wind move her shot in-bounds and she knew Toothless, her guardian was in her presence.

by kridwid September 29, 2010