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blow-by-blow
1. (adj) Highly detailed (us. in reference to a chronicle of some sort)
2. (n) A blow-by-blow account.
2. (n) A blow-by-blow account.
1. "My brain is full; I've had enough of your blow-by-blow accounting."
2. "I hooked up with this hottie at the party. Let me give you a blow-by-blow."
2. "I hooked up with this hottie at the party. Let me give you a blow-by-blow."
blow-by-blow by inthespacesbetween November 24, 2009
blow-by-blow account
blow-by-blow account by inthespacesbetween November 24, 2009
blow by blow
blow by blow by Niggawut? December 16, 2004
Bamboozled by her blow hole
When you go down a fat chicks pants and find a smooth va-jj. Only to be asked by her why your finger banging her bellybutton.
I was with this fat chick and we where getting it on and I got "bamboozled by her blow hole". But I finished by lubing the lint cave
Bamboozled by her blow hole by Travis and mark November 27, 2018
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