Blue flame
Blue flame by Sue Don Him January 15, 2019
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blue flame
to stick a lighter lit to your butthole and then follow through with a fart. a huge blue flame will come flying out!
blue flame by bitch nasty January 12, 2008
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Blue Flame
A very concentrated flame, pure fire. The hottest but safest flame.
Also represents the coldness of death.
Also represents the coldness of death.
Blue Flame by Winniegirl1 April 27, 2023
blue flame
To fart while holding a lit lighter a few inches from ones butt-hole. "You should have been there last night, when Jonny lit up a blue flame and burned his asshole"
blue flame by brogers July 11, 2006
Blue Flame
Blue Flame by JustACountryKid February 3, 2024
blue flame special
A derogative term that borrows from both the concept of the "blue-plate special" and the practice of "blue flaming" to suggest a generic knucklehead, most likely male.
blue flame special by jshmish September 20, 2009
blue flame special
blue flame special by Krom January 13, 2005
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