Big Bag of Dick
A phrase meaning to viciously beat another with an imaginary gathering of phallysus. Normally only used under the most ludicrious circumstances.
Big Bag of Dick by Gabriel Hawthorne April 14, 2008
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Big bag of dick
Definition: An offensive, but often playful term directed at someone.
Origin: This term originated during a convo between two people far apart.
Origin: This term originated during a convo between two people far apart.
A) Man, you know what? You are such a big bag of dick.
B) Canned where are you, you big bag of dick.
C) Did you hear that emo? What a big bag of dick.
B) Canned where are you, you big bag of dick.
C) Did you hear that emo? What a big bag of dick.
Big bag of dick by Valiumz July 20, 2008
Great Big Bag Of Dicks
What you call someone who's more than a dick. That person has to cross the line of being a dick multiple times. This is also a Supernatural reference towards Lucifer.
In Supernatural 5.19 Hammer of the Gods
Gabriel: Lucifer, you're my brother. And I love you. But you are a great big bag of dicks.
Lucifer: Wait, what did you just say to me?
Gabriel: Lucifer, you're my brother. And I love you. But you are a great big bag of dicks.
Lucifer: Wait, what did you just say to me?
Great Big Bag Of Dicks by Natikan June 20, 2016
big bag of floppy dicks
big bag of floppy dicks by Daniel Woolf January 14, 2008
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