Chupapi munano
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Chupapi Munano
Chupapi Munano is a more eloquent way of saying: "Felch my boyfriend's cumm out of my asshole"
Usually said with a Shit-Eating-Grinn.
Usually said with a Shit-Eating-Grinn.
Guy pulls up alongside an 18 wheeler rig hanging halfway out of the passenger side of his driver's car with a shit eating grin across his face and says to the trucker: "Chupapi Munano" meaning: "Felch my boyfriend's cumm out of my Ass-Hole" !!!
Chupapi Munano by Waldorf Croadeus December 21, 2021
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Chupapi Muñaño
Is a phrase used by tiktoker jaykindafunny.
The phrase does not translate to any language.
This is probably gibberish that he just created for a tiktok video.
Other spellings:
Chupapi monyanyo, chupapi muñanyo, chupapi munyanyo.
The phrase does not translate to any language.
This is probably gibberish that he just created for a tiktok video.
Other spellings:
Chupapi monyanyo, chupapi muñanyo, chupapi munyanyo.
Chupapi Muñaño by KarlSniper February 6, 2021
Chupapi munyano
Chu; suck ‘(papi) daddy in Spanish depiction. Munyanyo translates to my dick in English use; phrase translates to standard English ie; “can I suck you’re dick, daddy?”
Chupapi munyano by Bookmeister February 12, 2021
Chupapí Muñañyo
A Spanish sounding term that literally means nothing. It is commonly stated in a childish voice. It is used to mess with people, i.e., prank calls, social pranks, drive through pranks.
Fast food worker: Welcome to Fast food restaurant name how may I serve you.
Costumer/prankster: chupapí muñañyo?
Fast food worker: Pardon?
Costumer/prankster: chupapí, chupapí muñañyo.
Costumer/prankster: chupapí muñañyo?
Fast food worker: Pardon?
Costumer/prankster: chupapí, chupapí muñañyo.
Chupapí Muñañyo by anonymous May 11, 2021
Chupapi Muñanyo
Chupapi Muñanyo by Pasta kunn January 1, 2021
Chupapi muñañyo
Chupapi muñañyo by Real talk nigga April 7, 2021
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