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Around the horn

In mid-1900's police parlance, the strategy of moving an arrested person from precinct to precinct in order to keep his lawyer away and avoid any order of bail release for as long as possible.
Then they took me from one police station to another, every few hours. Taking me around the horn, they called it, so my lawyer couldn't get me out.
by ToolieLT November 27, 2017
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Painting the horn.

"Skitzo the clown is upstairs painting the horn."
by Skitzo the Clown April 13, 2013
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bumping horns

Okay, well, I heard Ronnie Sullivan and Jeremy Reynolds were bumping horns like two rhinos at the Summer Market.
by anonymous March 30, 2022
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horn sausage

Someone who thinks about sex constantly and is not afraid to let their passion show.

Eg. Touching / kissing passionately
He is such a horn sausage you should of seen him with that woman
by Weetyswip August 11, 2015
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Horn Dawg

Jesus they r such horn dawgs
by horndawg1234 May 31, 2020
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gooney horn

I flicked her gooney horn with My younger and her toes curled
by anonymous March 11, 2022
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Grandma horn

refers to the gramophone-like shape of a plastic bag stuck into any vessel (bottles, cartoons or bowls etc.) to funnel or contain/include.
Jack II: In those good old days of wooden dinghies, no guys would hesitate when the nature called you. No cond-u-its, not even T-party kids in ports.
Jackie: But ladies should truely thank Prauda brains, who turned those stinky sailcloth buckets into fashionable wash&dry TOTO bags!
Rose: So, grandma horns wasn't grandma's idea, anyway...
by 👹 murmur raider September 15, 2019
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