Stick-a-ma-thing

An expression used to describe an oblong or stick-like object in someone’s possession.

Oh shit! Richard banged his Stick-a-ma-thing in the pool table and balls flew everywhere.

by Chocolate Queen October 10, 2018

Bagless Sir Sticks

When your Sir Sticks don’t come in a bag. Similar to 🅱oneless Pizza.

Example 1: You see that kid over there? He looks like he likes Bagless Sir Sticks.
Example 2: You seem like the type of person that likes your Sir Sticks coming in bags. I’m more of a Bagless Sir Stick kind of girl.

by PalmFire September 24, 2018

Driving Stick-Shift

When the driver (preferably a female) jacks the passengers dick off by giving him a hand-job while driving.

Guy- "Me and my girl just got home from camping"

Friend- "Who drove?"

Guy- "She did, and she drove stick-shift the entire way."

Friend- "Damn man I love driving stick-shift!"

by LeGeNdKiLleR69 June 7, 2014

rusty goo stick

After pounding someone in the ass, and then shooting your load, you pull out your cock and you have yourself a rusty goo stick. It is essentially a hard cock with a combination of ass and cum on it.

Ed banged her in the ass and released a huge load of man juice deep inside. When he was finished he pulled out of her ass, rolled over and watched her eagerly lick his rusty goo stick

by Eddie Jude May 13, 2010

Stick it like Morgers

A gymnastics/tumbling move that involves a series of backflips, ending in a split without wearing any underwear.

Wow, she can really "stick it like Morgers." It took three people just to peel her off the floor at the gymnastics competition.

by Nasty Netters July 3, 2008

Flying Fish Sticks

Fish sticks with wings

hey Bruh lets eat those Flying Fish Sticks

by HEEHOO BANAN July 12, 2020

The Red Stick City

The Red Stick city or Baton Rouge dates from 1699, when French explorer Sieur d'Iberville leading an exploration party up the Mississippi River saw a reddish cypress pole festooned with bloody animals and fish that marked the boundary between the Houma indians and the Bayou Goula indian's tribal hunting grounds. They called the pole and its location "le bâton rouge", or red stick in the present day area of Southern University on the bluff of the Mississippi River. There is a monument commemorating the spot.

I'm headed to Baton Rouge or as they say in France, The Red Stick City.

by Spi3rit1000 July 20, 2010