A term for the clitoris.
by Emigma January 08, 2011
Crouton - noun - used to designate a person who likes to get his dick (aka crouton) wet and delicious through acts of felatio or handjobs.
So, if one wants to get his "crouton" wet, he will let it sop up bodily fluids of others much like the crouton in french onion soup sucks up the beef broth. MmMm.
So, if one wants to get his "crouton" wet, he will let it sop up bodily fluids of others much like the crouton in french onion soup sucks up the beef broth. MmMm.
Graupe: "What did you do last night?"
Primo: "I hooked up with this chick. She was the thickest girl I've ever hooked up with."
Graupe: "Hum now kid way to get your crouton wet."
Primo: "I hooked up with this chick. She was the thickest girl I've ever hooked up with."
Graupe: "Hum now kid way to get your crouton wet."
by Lichstein February 11, 2006
1. Small morsel which can be added to liquid foods such as soup, giving it that "vomity" feeling.
2. Term of endearment, usually used towards small, cube-shaped people. Or those made of bread.
3. Offensive term, usually used towards small, cube-shaped people. Or those made of bread.
2. Term of endearment, usually used towards small, cube-shaped people. Or those made of bread.
3. Offensive term, usually used towards small, cube-shaped people. Or those made of bread.
1. "Dude, who put these croutons in my Pot Noodle." "Oh, that's just vomit."
2. "And how are you, my little crouton?"
3. "Fuck off, you little crouton."
2. "And how are you, my little crouton?"
3. "Fuck off, you little crouton."
by Plant February 09, 2004
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by AYB May 09, 2003
a piece of dry snot that is visible to everyone except the owner. similar to a cornflake, but not as slim and streamlined
by Leysie December 27, 2007
crouton is someone who fucking annoys you or has the sort of face that resembles a peice of bread that floats at the top of your soup. croutons are usually found near you on a daily basis also ascoaciated with cutns croutopns are absolute cunts
by kierzistheman February 23, 2010