cutting

To cut a drug(esp. cocaine) means to dilute the drug to increase its weight and make more profit.

John was cutting his cocaine by mixing 4 grams of it with 1 gram of baking soda and sold it as 5 grams of cocaine.

by Devin313 August 4, 2007

cottonmouth

A venomous snake found in North America. Also known as a water moccasin.

Cottonmouths have nasty bites.

by neitherday April 13, 2009

Cutting yourself

Sweet releif of pain and suffering

I'm gonna cut myself because I am depressed. Cutting Yourself is when you are depressed and you don't really know what to do so you just cut.

by Conner Cassidy November 30, 2019

peter-cottontail

Verb - The act of stretching a woman's anal cavity to the point where you can drop your balls inside and have her anal cavity appear to suck them in and then close with your balls cozy inside.

I'm going to peter-cottontail my bitch of a girlfriend tonight!

by Gonz!!! April 23, 2009

cotton cheese

when your girl is so horny she creates cotton cheese in her panties.

"Man my girl was so horny, When I took her panties off to eat that muff there was loads of cotton cheese in them' panties"

by niggerama July 26, 2010

cutting too deep

cutting too deep is the action of cutting so deep that you cut the baby, and so you end up with a cut baby which you will lose immediately. this is very devastating and is a sin, you should never cut too deep. if you cut too deep then you'll cut the baby however comma if you don't cut deep enough you'll lose the baby.

Carl: Maggie don't you dare cut too deep, or we'll cut Judith.
Maggie: I would never cut too deep, what a sin.
Carl: I'm just saying if you cut too deep then you'll cut the baby, and so we'll end up cutting Judith.
Cutting too deep is the action of cutting so deep that you cut the baby.

by Sheriff Woody Elliot April 6, 2017

Stimp cotton

The bottom portion of a used tampon, near the string (usually around .5 centimeters) that is not red with the absorbed blood. When first designed, tampons were approximately one centimeter shorter than the average tampon today. Women often complained that when they removed the used tampon, they got blood on their hands. Ronald Stimp, co-founder of a Minnesota-based feminine hygene product company was the first to pioneer the tampon of todays length. He felt the extra expense that his company would have to pay in order to produce a longer tampon would be worth it financially, because increased customer satisfaction would result in skyrocketing sales. He was correct and later sold the patent for his design to Tampax® for 2.3 million dollars. By 1965, when the Stimp-style tampon had gained wide appeal, the first mentions of "stimp cotton" were documenter. The term has also been used as a derogitory comment to describe a person who wears his or her pants too long.

Greta was grateful that the stimp cotton kept her prom gloves white that night.

Those hippies are all a bunch of stimp cottons.

by Reginald Stimp III March 26, 2005