Mexican refried blow

When you blow coke up someone's ass. They fart it back in your face and you still take the line of coke.

My girl had gas last night and she farted after I blew a line of coke up her ass, so I finished it and had some Mexican refried blow.

by 321lifer June 17, 2017

Icelandic leaf blower

the act of cumming in ones own mouth and power blowing it into the another ones vagina

she was bored so i gave her the Icelandic leaf blower, and that spiced things up.

by humbebe April 14, 2021

St. Louis Blow Dryer

When a person farts into a plastic bag during sexual intercourse, then pops it in the face of there partner.

Baby, I have a garbage bag under the sink. Can you give me a St. Louis Blow dryer

by Danny St. Louis Blow Dryer October 20, 2017

below job

The precursor to the term "blow job". some time in the past people would refer to the act as a "below job" since it was done "down there". When spoken quickly it often sounds like blowjob thus creating that term.

Hey Johnny, I had a swell time last night! Why don't we hop in your Edsel and I give you a below job.

by A. Roy August 10, 2006

Who you blow

contacts are important, helping people is too, but giving people want they want is best

it's not what you know, it's who you blow

by jaffaw July 14, 2009

Blow job

A new hair style.

Salon worker: “what do you want today?”
Kayla: “a blow job”
Salon worker: “I got you fam”

by Anaya Peterson October 28, 2019

Blow and go

“Blow and go” refers to the act of completing a task quickly so one can move to the next task. The origin relates to the building of the transcontinental railroad where railroad teams used explosives to blow tunnels through the Sierra Nevada Mountains to lay track.

More recent railroad references relate to performing a brake test before a locomotive departs a rail yard. The conductor will receive a “blow and go” before departing after the test has been performed.

“Once we get the plans stamped we need to blow and go.“

“We can’t waste time, we need to blow and go on these projects.“

by Railroad History Buff February 3, 2020