Antilling
Antilling by Allie13597 January 29, 2012
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anallingus
anallingus by carl ebah January 6, 2005
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Antilling • Anthilling • antilingual • Ant Milling • antiquing • Anilingus • Antelligence • adrilling • Anallingis • anallingus
Antelligence
The quality in a Human than allows it to deduce an alternate form of truth, which is only achievable through use of answers in finding the truest question.
What is antelligence? Does it precede intelligence? Is it the opposite of intelligence? Would it be bad, or good if either were true? Is it needed? Can it exist alongside intelligence? Is this definition worth noting?
It appears as though it is.
It appears as though it is.
Antelligence by Crnic October 14, 2011
Anilingus
I like anilingus.
Axillingus
Oral stimulation of the axilla, or underarm. To lick and/or suck on another person's underarm, primarily for the sexual stimulation of either partner; a type of foreplay. Like Cunnilingus and Analingus, Axillingus should be performed on a body which is not exceptionally "ripe" or dirty; some odour and flavour is fine, even encouraged, but not offensively so. Deodorants should not be used by the person receiving Axillingus because the perfumes and antiperspirant ingredients in them (such as aluminum) can irritate the mouth and tongue of the other partner, or taste unpleasant. An extension of Axillism, the sexualizing of the underarms.
"After several minutes of kissing and petting, Hank lifted Abby's left arm and performed axillingus on her for a couple minutes, before moving to her right underarm, and repeating."
Axillingus by FHR May 8, 2008
anilingus
This is different than a rimjob. A rimjob would, however, be a precursor to anilingus. It is the act of plunging one's tongue into the anal cavity of your sexual partner and then swirling and thrusting aforementioned tongue in an effort to make said partner happy.
It is well advised to wash the anus that is to be pleasured thoroughly (and perhaps even douche) before attempting this.
It is well advised to wash the anus that is to be pleasured thoroughly (and perhaps even douche) before attempting this.
anilingus by Phil McKrackin March 4, 2005
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