Coloradoing
The art of climbing a pine tree, until the top breaks off. You hold onto the broken limb and fall with it into deep snow.
Coloradoing by cam_steezy April 19, 2009
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Coloradoing
turning your penis inside out and wrapping it up in your ballsack, then your mate licks the entire package
Coloradoing by Colorado October 21, 2012
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Colorado-ing
Climbing a pine tree as high as you can until it breaks, and then falling off with the top of the tree.
Colorado-ing by yo-gigi January 7, 2010
coloradowned
to be owned within colorado borders, possibly by skiing, playing the Broncos, or even by the wildlife
coloradowned by Whitmond July 30, 2008
Coloradon't
Trent: Hey, lets get our Akon bumpin' and get a natty ice sesh goin on a mountain somewhere.
Brock: Hella word!
(Any self respecting individual): Shut the fuck up. Coloradon't you dare do that in my state.
Brock: Hella word!
(Any self respecting individual): Shut the fuck up. Coloradon't you dare do that in my state.
Coloradon't by ican'tremember34 December 14, 2010
Sluggin the coloradoan
A term used for a 14 year old boy who finds the word Angina funny and needs to be placed in a burlap sack and beaten with a stick repeatedly.
Also somone named Stehen.
Also somone named Stehen.
Sluggin the coloradoan by Petra Beaus May 12, 2007
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