also refered to as "chicken head", one that is very fluid with the neck, bobble action used when either showing emotion to coincide with verbal assault or oral pleasure, visually identical to a "bobble head" doll
My girlfriends are bunch of bobble-necks....all they do is talk shit about men all day.
or
I hooked up with this bobble neck last night...the way she moved her head....she really knew how to duck sick.
or
I hooked up with this bobble neck last night...the way she moved her head....she really knew how to duck sick.
by Bruce Da Truth August 8, 2006
Get the bobble-neckmug. by crvtkd1 January 19, 2010
Get the frog neckmug. Person 1: "What're toy doing this weekend?"
Person 2: "Oh, just going to a party and getting neck-level munted, man."
Person 2: "Oh, just going to a party and getting neck-level munted, man."
by The Munted Man April 6, 2014
Get the Neck-levelmug. Jason: "So my neck mane is gettin' pretty out of control. I can't decide what I want to do with it"
Paul: "Bro, it's almost LAX season, you gotta keep the flow goin'"
Paul: "Bro, it's almost LAX season, you gotta keep the flow goin'"
by brozo-the-clown December 3, 2010
Get the Neck Manemug. by Breme January 5, 2021
Get the neck-revealmug. "When I'm having sex and the juices are flowing, my foreskin really turns into a slug neck."
"It's always good to clean your slug neck thoroughly."
"It's always good to clean your slug neck thoroughly."
by PlutoSlug March 5, 2017
Get the slug neckmug. A colloquial name for an affliction that consists of neck and shoulder tension as the result of continual craning of the neck to look behind one's shoulder; presumed to be in fear of assailants in a foreign and unfriendly place.
Coined in the early 70s when European tourists to New York City (during its period of high crime and dysfunction) would persistently look behind their shoulders to check up on sketchy locals after hearing countless horror stories of brazen muggers and bloodthirsty thugs from overwrought TV reports—and would strain their necks to the point of stiffness because of the excessive compression.
Coined in the early 70s when European tourists to New York City (during its period of high crime and dysfunction) would persistently look behind their shoulders to check up on sketchy locals after hearing countless horror stories of brazen muggers and bloodthirsty thugs from overwrought TV reports—and would strain their necks to the point of stiffness because of the excessive compression.
Alfhild got a bad case of Tourist's Neck after visiting Los Angeles and needed an ice pack to relieve his stress; those special reports on downtown drive-by shootings were overkill.
by vanguardxl August 7, 2009
Get the Tourist's Neckmug.