Jac Sherington

A Person who has the dirtiest and most disgusting mind among men and loves asking would you rather's which involve unspeakable acts usually sexual

Jac Sherington just asked me would I rather watch my mum rape him or him raping my mum (yes he did just ask me that he actually is disgusting)

by officialborris November 11, 2014

Cock showing

A competition between two males to see who is the biggest swinging dick aka “cool guy”

There was a major cock showing when John and Jim competed over who had more swagger with the ladies

by KK901 October 2, 2019

Blessed shwing🛐⭐💧

Blessed shwing is the phrase people of the Morism religion use when praying or talking to others. It symbolizes good luck and magick.

"You-you dont like hisoka? I hope you get well soon, blessed shwing🛐⭐💧"

by Morism Leader October 30, 2020

hole sewing

when somebody cuts the edges of someones butthole and sews it back together so a scab shuts the butthole. the scab then forms skin cells and the butthole is tucked away. this leaves the victim to rot from the inside out due to the poop in their body rotting away.

steve: "wanna do some hole sewing (wink wink)
john: "unloads a bullet into his head"

by kaihatesxavier May 4, 2021

E'Shekinah

A beautiful, uniqe, virtuous woman who encourages you to be yourself and accepts you for you. A woman of God. Gods Glory manifested.

“Oh my, she is so eloquent.. Who is she?”
“Oh that’s just E'Shekinah”

by SpiritPendulum February 16, 2022

stop showing ass

big ass is bad for your eyes

run the ass will eat you stop showing ass and you can escape

by bainos_yeahh March 22, 2023

plain-sewing

According to the Oxford Dictionaries: "(2) Slang , a sexual activity of homosexuals involving mutual masturbation." According to Fintan O'Toole's review of Edward Mendelson's "Complete Works of W.H. Auden" (vols. V and VI) in the New York Review of Books of Oct. 22, 2015, the expression was used by W.H. Auden in his essay on J.R. Ackerley's memoir, "My Father and Myself". Auden made it into the OED with two citations (for first use in print) from this essay of his, for "plain-sewing" and for "Princeton-First-Year", which means frottage, or rubbing, generally. Using the hyphen better distinguishes the expression from its main usage, that is, to refer to simple sewing.

Bruce and Wayne started with just a little plain-sewing in the shower, but then quickly threw themselves into bed and gave it everything they had.

by AlienAl April 18, 2025