Reachy-V. Noun. (plural Reachy-V’s) Manual stimulation of a ladyboy’s asshole during oral or anal intercourse.
Dave the ladyboy was sucking me off, so I gave him a Reachy-V and stuck my fingers right up his hoop. He loved it, the dirty sausage.
by JerseySausage February 10, 2019
A tight little creature with a succulent texture that feeds mostly on raw meat and or artificially cased meats, some believe it to be the most dangerous creature n the planet for having such magical powers that cures victims into addicktion.
by Butterjikinguy November 25, 2021
When you fuck on valentine's day. That person could be the one who you are in a long term relationship with or your friends roommate or whoever you hooked up with on valentine's day.
by V-fucker February 15, 2016
by jjonas March 12, 2009
also known as vsponse. A video response commonly uploaded by a user and/or viewers to another video on a media platform. A v-sponse is typically user generated, and once uploaded, appears in close vicinity to the video to which it responds.
If you feel so strongly about that speech you saw online, then film a v-sponse and upload your video in response to it!
by zencat November 16, 2007
A video response uploaded by a user. The v-sponse is most commonly used in response to a another video but may also be in response to another v-sponse. Many v-sponses can be strung together to form a greater video conversation.
by zencat November 14, 2007
American Moon rocket and holds the record for highest payload capacity of any functional rocket ever built. The Soviet N1 was designed to compete with it.
Its payload to Low Earth Orbit was the unempty S-IVB (third) stage, the LM or Landing Module, and the Apollo CSM. The third stage would then restart to perform translunar injection.
The Saturn V, throughout its launches, has never failed and no crew have died from it. (On Apollo 13, the fault was with the Service Module and not the Saturn V.)
Its payload to Low Earth Orbit was the unempty S-IVB (third) stage, the LM or Landing Module, and the Apollo CSM. The third stage would then restart to perform translunar injection.
The Saturn V, throughout its launches, has never failed and no crew have died from it. (On Apollo 13, the fault was with the Service Module and not the Saturn V.)
The Saturn V also cost over a billion dollars per launch though, so...
Not to be confused with the Saturn IB, which used the same S-IVB but as a second stage. The Saturn IB was never intended to land astronauts on the Moon.
Not to be confused with the Saturn IB, which used the same S-IVB but as a second stage. The Saturn IB was never intended to land astronauts on the Moon.
by a doorknob June 11, 2018