Baked Chicken
Getting high to the point where you are thoroughly and sufficiently baked through, as a fully cooked chicken would be.
Baked Chicken by Adrizzy69 January 8, 2017
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baked chicken
When your girl is laying naked on her back with her knees pulled up to her chest she is in the baked chicken position.
I came home from work last night and found my wife had prepared the baked chicken so I provided the stuffing!
baked chicken by almondhead June 26, 2015
Baked Chicken
A sexual position in which the woman is on the bottom and resembles a baked chicken on it's back. Her legs are supported by the man's arms, at the elbows. This position is also know as the wheelbarrow, double hucklebuck, the BC, the Boston College, and the Doug Flutie
Baked Chicken by griffcopter July 18, 2011
baked chicken
Usually a female, while laying on her back with her arms and legs drawn up like the limbs on a baked chicken.
baked chicken by PooperScooper September 24, 2003
baked chicken
When the fenale is on all fours knees and elbows bent while wearing ankle socks and primed for rear entry.
baked chicken by Stinky Pete September 27, 2003
Baked Chicken Position
Being snuggled up in bed - warm and toasty - on your back like a baked chicken in an oven or in one of those plastic to go containers at the grocery store.
Baked Chicken Position by meinnc2011 January 10, 2011
spicy-hot Louisiana-baked Chicken Tenders
A delicious meal, although you can not have them because they are mine and I keep them to myself--aw?
Cartman: No, Kitty! These are my spicy-hot Louisiana-baked Chicken Tenders!
Kitty: Reowr.
Cartman: No, Kitty!
Kitty: Reowr.
Cartman: No, Kitty!
spicy-hot Louisiana-baked Chicken Tenders by Gary Hatfield November 12, 2007
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