crawdadding

to move backwards away from a perceived threat, as a crawdad does. When a crawdad is escaping, it moves quickly backward, despite any obstacles it may have to knock down or go around in its path. It also raises its pincers to pinch and defend itself against its attacker. Usually, crawdadding ends when the crawdad reaches its hole. The crawdad will then hide in its hole until it feels safe to come out again.

The White House Press Secretary is an expert at crawdadding when the First Family embarrasses itself or puts itself in an awkward position.

by tedtam August 9, 2010

Crawdadding

The act of consuming a large amount of crawfish, usually 10 or more pounds, then going down on a girl, resulting in an intense burning sensation comparable to that of using Trojan Fire & Ice.

Bill loves crawdadding me in the Salvo’s bathroom, it makes my toes curl!

by guynamedfrancis April 22, 2021

Crawdaddin'

To retract ones previously stated or confirmed position/action on an issue. Basically backing out of something. Its a southern term, used by gentleman and scholars, that alliterates to the backwards action of a crayfish or "crawdad" when getting away from a threat.

Josh: Are we still going to New Orleans for a few days of Man-tivities?
Shane: No, I said I could go but really dont have the vacation time..
Josh: You crawdaddin' on me?!
Shane: Yeah...sorry man.

by xxxThe Taintxxx March 2, 2010

Crawdaddying

Whereby a couple performs shrimping 69 wearing socks. Shrimping, of course, is erotically sucking toes. This technique originates in New Orleans and is gaining popularity throughout the Midwest.

I was crawdaddying this dude yesterday, and he was really hot, but he hadn't changed his socks in at least a week.

by shrimp666 January 13, 2024

cramadding

to submit things to user generated sites multiple times a day even if its not funny just to get it on the home page

to resubmit something that is not meant to be on a user generated site

many people will try cramadding their name on to urban dictionary

by Jacksonfish February 21, 2010