cherry popping
cherry popping by peace_freak777 February 9, 2009
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Cherry popping
Cherry popping by Tayne October 9, 2016
Cherry Popping Sound
Sami: My butt still hurts from last night. During it all my butt made a cherry popping sound.
Alivia: I'm so sorry, I had that same problem my first time.
Alivia: I'm so sorry, I had that same problem my first time.
Cherry Popping Sound by Lambful September 3, 2018
grass cutting cherry popping
the act of shaving a females pubic region as foreplay prior to her first encounter of sexual intercourse.
grass cutting cherry popping by the lone sexer February 25, 2010
Popping Cherry Coke
To shove a can of cherry coke upside down into a girl's vagina. Then, while eating her out, pop open the can and drink the cherry coke.
Popping Cherry Coke by gspota() May 5, 2010
Popping a cherry
Popping a cherry by meepster March 24, 2005
popping the cherry
when a male penetrates a virgin female too fast, and rips or tears the heymen, the skin at the opening of the vagina. Causing the vagina to bleed slightly. also slang for loosing your virginity.
popping the cherry by omnisage July 9, 2004
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