Soddy daisy backfire

During foreplay with your woman, sprinkle some cocaine on her sphincter and ask her to fart. Sniff as hard as possible consuming all particles of poo and cocaine.

We were on rock in Soddy gulf, things were heating up. I sprinkled a little bit of snow on her rusty Sherriffs badge and she gave me the best Soddy daisy backfire of all time.

by DocNoland September 17, 2020

Cuntsy-daisy

A polite way to tell someone they are being a cunt

Miss Cat is being a cuntsy-daisy today.

by anonymous September 30, 2020

Daisy parks

Another word for a group of pubes with pubic lice in

“Omg did you see that girls daisy parks “

by siolydiy December 6, 2018

Daisy

Daisymerollin

Person 1:Do you know daisy?
Person 2:No who’s daisy?
Person 1:DAISYMEROLLIN😎🥵

by malfoylover22 March 27, 2022

Serial parallel daisy chain

When somebody knows individual words and puts them together to be seemed an expert on that field

K: I understand request is to use parallel connection but does it need to be connected daisy chained?

Gy: Daisy chain is a serial connection. Request was for parallel.
K: Ohh I see! So Serial parallel daisy chain then!

by Factory212 December 14, 2024

Daisy Conroy

tends to be a young girl who grew up with a full head of grey hairs and is an absolute raging achy!
Very good friend tho so keep them on your side or they'll beat you to death with their small hockey stick

Live,Laugh, Love

yo daisy Conroy why is your hair grey your only 7

fuck off it isn't you smelly fish face

by scallywagster December 13, 2024

Oofsie daisy

"Oofsie daisy" is a phrase that you use to express regret when you're the cause of something that's an oof for someone else.
It's a mixture between an old but iconic phrase "oopsie daisy", and the modern (but equally legendary) phrase, "oof".

"Hey! You didn't call me, I was waiting for you to call me all night!"
"Aww Oofsie daisy, babe"
"I'm so annoyed at you!"
"Sorry, I forgot. My bad"

"Hey! You just made me spill my drink!"
"Oofsie daisy, I'll buy you another one."

by Lexicognitive June 24, 2020