Sludge Knock

To catapult one's anus (i.e. the sludge factory) with a giant wang ... of sorts. When done correctly, all the sludge should be knocked out.

Father Big Boy, please don't sludge knock our wife.

by Robert Pepper FARTS November 27, 2010

c slur

the c slur is chink, not ching chong, ching chong is used for mocking asians . the c slur “chink” is used against chinese ppl , not js any asian person, chinese ppl can reclaim it - a chinese person

“im chinese”
“eww imagine being a c slur”

“what????”

(this actually happened once)

by verykoolaid August 5, 2022

rave sludge

n. The combination of sweat, dirt, and other bodily fluids that coats everyone and everything at a rave

I was covered in so much rave sludge that I had to throw my clothes in the garbage.

by -syn- March 28, 2007

C-slur

The c slur is “ching Chong” it’s used to mock Specifically Asians, Asian names or their language

Yea I cant believe my boss turned out to be racist he called me (the c-slur) ching Chong “as a joke” I’m so done with racist mfs

by Gothic December 9, 2020

slunderwear

A pair of particularly scandalous or slutty panties; like the tiny, black lace, completely see-through ones that you feel awkward washing with the rest of your clothes because they are just that sexual, or Heaven forbid you use a public laundry room and they should fall out of the pile onto the floor before a crowd of judgmental eyes...or your mom.

Kathy made the unfortunate mistake of wearing slunderwear under her dress on a breezy day.

by xXIwearconservativepantiesXx July 15, 2009

racial slur

A derogatory nick-name generally used when talking shit about people from a specific race

"Damn beaners Mexicans didn't mow the grass yesterday"
"Porch monkeys Blacks love fried chicken!"
"Did you see them honkey White kids playing hop-scotch?"
"Fuckin towel heads Arabs blew up the WTC!"

These are all racial slurs

by Noble May 19, 2006

scurd

A fashionable and affectative pronunciation of the word, "scared". Mimics the sound of a particular hip-hop subcultural dialect. Also happens to rhyme well with "heard".
See also, hurr (here)

Ain't scurd, ain't cha heard?

by wizzlestik November 25, 2004