melosa

The word Melosa is commonly used to discuss the importance of running away from your child as the baby mother is going through labour. It’s a decoy name because no one would spell melosa

“Babe I’m getting milk from Melosa for the baby”

by India’s number one freestyler February 1, 2022

melonsexual

Soneone who is so comfortable with their own sexuality they feel right at home with the "wiggly watermelons" one of the most accepting spaces on live stream platforms

Im not just gay or bi, im a melonsexual

by WardOffDemons June 4, 2022

smooth melons

When you dip your balls in melted candle wax and you take them out. The balls become very smooth and firm. Soon after the dried wax starts to fall of and your balls get smooth and greasy.

I love when I get smooth melons, it makes me feel like I'm a baby again

by qwter978 May 13, 2016

Water them Melons

(v) To ejaculate on a woman's tits
(n) A phrase used to let others know if one would want to ejaculate on a woman's tits

(v) "That broad is fat but she has a nice rack. I think I'll just have to water them melons."
(n) Man 1: "Check out the tatas on that fine piece of ass."
Man 2: "I'd water them melons in a heartbeat.

by Mantalk November 4, 2012

Eat some melons

In the 2002 film, Ana Faris offers to spend time with Angela Bettis after Bettis compliments Faris's neck. This was a hint to Bettis's character that simultaneous lesbian oral sex was an option for their time together. It's a simple reference to standard sexual position sixty nine.

Hey Clarissa, would you like to come back to my apartment after this female-only wine tasting and eat some melons?

by Jakeyjakers April 29, 2020

It's not over until the snowman melts

A politically correct version of "It ain't over till the fat lady sings". It means that one should not presume to know the outcome of an season or event which is still in progress. A phrase is used when a situation or season is (or appears to be) nearing its conclusion. It cautions against assuming that the current state of an season or event is irreversible and clearly determines how or when the event will end. The phrase is most commonly used in association with the end of the winter season pending the last frost.

Don't plant your crops to early as "It's not over until the snowman melts"

by yolweneg May 17, 2021

melose

the complete state of calmness and contentment.

Last night sitting in that wheat field with her was just so melose.

by boyobar July 20, 2007