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The Liberty Bell 

A sexual action that occurs when a man whom has large balls gets a women in the doggystyle position. Upon finishing each thrust, the balls swing and tap the clitorus of the female counterpart. The swinging of the ballsack looks like that of a bell and when the balls collide with the clitoris it creates great stimulation for the female. The Liberty bell can be performed at various speeds and tempo's. It also carries other types of monikers, including the dinner bell (very fast) the Taco Bell (starting and stopping like the drive through) the slow gong,
usually when the male is finishing. The Alexander Graham Bell (Becoming inventive with different ways to deliver the ring.) A man with big enough balls to perform this action is said to have "Bell-ability"
Oh my gosh Brianne, Chris gave me the liberty bell this morning and I had the longest orgasm EVER. Damn. Girl. I wish my man had bell-ability.
The Liberty Bell by The Switz January 28, 2009
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The liberty bell 

When someone swings their own sack into another man's sack violently
Jimmy hit me with the liberty bell last night now I can't walk

The "Liberty Bell"

You get a girl on her hands and knees in the doggy style position, and you slide the penis in between her butt cheeks, not the actual anus. While preforming aformentioned act, you must grab a breast, and swing it back and forth, thus " ringing the "liberty bell"
For the "liberty bell" examples, see above and use ones imagination
The "Liberty Bell" by FatD July 20, 2009

ringing the liberty bell

when a dude takes a dump SO large that it comes back up outta' the toilet ball and hits his balls
meagan, "Man, what took you so long in there?"
Unky Brad, "Whoa! Dude! I was just ringing the liberty bell!"
meagan, "Did you at least take a picture?"
Unky Brad, "Na, but I didn't flush"
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