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Costez's Bodyguards 

The most infamous race on the face of the earth. They take it out on the coolest guys from Bergamo because they will never be like them.
Bronzo: "Damn bro, Costez's Bodyguards kicked out Croco/Asuma/Ecc... !"
Mushu: "Oh shit, again! Why?"
Bronzo: "Cause he's so fucking frozen"
Mushu: "You're right. Let's hunt some young pussies!"
Costez's Bodyguards by Triplo7 November 30, 2021
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Costez's Bodyguards 

The most infamous race on the face of the earth. They take it out on the coolest guys of Bergamo because they would like to be like them.
Bronzo: "Damn bro, Costez's bodyguards kicked out Croco/Asuma/etc..."
Mushu: "Oh shit! Again. Why?"
Bronzo: "Cause he's so fucking frozen!!"
Mushu: "You're right. Let's go hunt some young pussies"
Costez's Bodyguards by Triplo7 November 29, 2021

costectomy

Surgical removal of all or part of a rib. A procedure popularized in parts of Italy and France during the late twelfth century. Common amongst crusaders who spent years separated from their mistresses. The surgical removal of the rib was believed to facilitate chastity by allowing crusaders better mouth to penis auto-access and the ability to perform fellatio on themselves. Still practiced in parts of rural France.

The procedure is performed only rarely in women.
Francois was better able to focus on his studies after the costectomy.
costectomy by Truckdriver April 26, 2009

Sandy Cortez 

Tucker calls AOC, Sandy Cortez because he can’t be asked to say Alexandria Orcasio Cortez each time.

Costello Clapp 

A Costello Clapp is when after coitus, instead of cumming in or on your partner, you cum into your hand and proceed to smack them in the face with the handful of cum.
After I was done having sex with Melyssa, I costello clapped her across the face.
Costello Clapp by Josh Doane June 25, 2006
One who is willing to taste, explore, tempt, examine.

From Middle English costnien, from Old English costnian, subsidiary form of Old English costian ("to tempt, try, prove, examine"), from Proto-Germanic kustōnan (“to try, taste”), from Proto-Indo-European *geus- (“to enjoy, taste”). Cognate with German kosten ("to taste").
"Give it to that Costen, he'll try anything"

"I bet he'll do it he's a Costen"
Costen by limbicone March 9, 2013