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Bull Ring 

the act of getting head whence by pinching your thumb and forefinger around the middle nose region and pulling down viciously causing a gagging reflex.
Guy 1. Yo, what happend last nght dog?
Guy 2. Well my bitch did not want to deepthroat so I gave her a Bull Ring!
Bull Ring by The E-Squad August 28, 2006
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Bull ring 

Nasal septum piercing, used by Farmer Giles to lead his obese blue-haired interpersonally obnoxious livestock from laystall to abbatoir.
"Daisy's bull ring is looking rather crusty. Their piercing must have gone septic."
"Rub it with Brasso, that I may get a good price for the woke moo."
Bull ring by Old Phardt August 28, 2023

Bull Ringing 

The act of fucking someone's nose where your penis enters one nostril and comes out of the other.
"Dude I fucked this girls nose and my penis came out the other nostril!"
"You mean bull ringing."
Bull Ringing by EdgySexLord September 5, 2017

bullring 

The biggest Shopping Centre in Europe.

Located in Birmingham
Im gonna go hang with some mates at the Bullring
bullring by Jbx December 6, 2004

bullring 

The nickname of the Wanderers cricket ground in Johannesberg South Africa. Due to it's atmopshere
KP was booed as he entered into the bullring
bullring by Iain Langmaid October 30, 2006

bullring 

The arsehole of a male cow (bull) or even the ring inserted through the snout of a bull.
What a view, all I can see from here is a filthy bullring said the farmer as he gave his prize bull an anal internal examination.
bullring by K.Browne December 15, 2006
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murderhobo 

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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
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