DB (double barrel) Cooper

The term DB Cooper refers to when an individual is in possession of two beautifully pearled joints, and they are stored together. The term comes from when two joints are put together and they look like a double barrel shotgun hence "DB". The possession of two joints is often related to the song "Two Joints" by sublime which can also be referred to as DB Cooper.

Yo watch out I've got a DB (double barrel) Cooper on me let's face these.

by DB Cooper September 26, 2025

bodies-in-the-barrels

Australian slang: to describe a terrible, particularly violent crime, often referring to serial killers or mass murder. Sometimes used ironically, in a non-crime context.

'It was brutal, no one escaped alive. A real bodies-in-the-barrels situation.'

by fasteddyking November 29, 2023

West Virginia Whiskey Barrel

The act of giving a female a whiskey enema and corking it with a buttplug to hold in the whiskey effectively aging it like a fine wine until she cannot hold it anymore. She then squats overs your face and pulls out the cork releasing the whiskey like popping the cork on champagne!

Damn, Trevor celebrated being a new father by popping the top on the ol’ West Virginia Whiskey Barrel!

by Unforgiven26726 October 6, 2025

Gargantuan Spunk Barrel

A gargantuan spunk barrel is where a person swallows loads from multiple people in one sitting.

“Luke is a gargantuan spunk barrel, did you see how many loads he swallowed”

by iiTzzCozmic January 13, 2024

Double-Barrel

While going down on her, you get hit with a fart and a queef at the same time.

Yo, Mark I was eating out Jane last night and she TOTALLY double-barreled me right in the face!

by Prominent Chub November 30, 2018

Double barrel

Taking two shots of fireball shooters at the same time

Want to rip some double barrels before going to this 2 year olds birthday party

by Stan halen December 14, 2018

maggot in a rice barrel.

noun

Is a variant of the needle in a haystack phrase. Intended to be used in a derogatory and insulting manner.

to try and locate the whereabouts of a fugitive criminal in the big city, is like trying to find a maggot in a rice barrel.

by Baron Neville June 5, 2018