swallowtail

A lesbian who seeks her own pleasure by gratifying a lover who mutually enjoys oral anal sex.

A lesbian who likes to lick her girlfriend/lover 'from asshole to appetite.' i.e... a swallowtail...

by sneakylikeu January 4, 2013

swallowgize

When a man/woman proceeds to to gulp down their man's penis (usually most who swallowgize end up ingesting their partner's semen as well) in an attempt to make amends for past transgressions. Also related to the term swallowgy, the oral version of an apology.

Guy 1: Hey did you and your girlfriend ever apologize for being a bitch to you last night?

Guy 2 : No, actually she never did.

Guy 1: Man I'm sorrow bro, should kick her ass to the curb!!

Guy 2 : I made her swallowgize instead. (grins)

Guy 1 : Ah nice man! She's a keeper!

by conrm33 January 21, 2013

Dry Swallowing

The salty feeling you get in the back of your throat, similar to the sensation after swallowing cum

After Jayne swallowed the salty chips, she realized that she had been dry swallowing

by TheCosmicOwl May 8, 2013

skallow

1) adj. excessively, disgustingly skinny and malnourished, to the point of looking like a skeleton.

2) n. one who suffers from an eating disorder and becomes revoltingly skinny.

Jenny was looking pretty skallow by the time she checked herself in for anorexia.

by the moody booze August 2, 2008

smallow

1. To inhale the scent of one substance through the nose while swallowing an entirely different substance, in order to confuse the senses.

No, man, I get how much you hate boiled kale, but if you smallow it with a dram of Islay whisky, it goes down like a peat bog in July.

by ilorien February 1, 2016

Shallow-phobia

The fear of becoming shallow-minded because of the shallow-mindedness of the people around you.

Oh my god, i stayed over at Lisa's last night and i think I've caught shallow-phobia! how can someone be so dumb!

by SB.Z. August 23, 2011

swallowmybody

A disgruntled, humorless Zionist caught in the throes of a gender dysphoria and a fleeting literary career.

When bitterness exceeds boredeom...

by Albert Miaskovsky August 27, 2004