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crotch monster 

A child. Usually someone elses child, although it can also be used as a future child you don't want to ever have.
"im going to shove that happy meal down your little crotch monster's throat if he throws another mcnugget at me!!!"

"nah homey, shes on the pill. don't need a little crotch monster anytime soon.
crotch monster by gravityXaddict August 12, 2008
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Crotch monster 

Sorry in was late for work boss, inwas at home slaying some crotch monster.
Crotch monster by BlackRex October 30, 2019

crotch monster 

A hungry midget that lives in your buttcrack. He eats your pants, which causes murphs and wedgies.
Ivan, the crotch monster's eating your shorts.
crotch monster by wysiwyg May 15, 2004

crotch monster 

When the sweat works with your underwear to make your asshole a flamethrower. There is a subsequent walk associated with crotch monster akin to a baby with a full shit diaper.
I got a bad case of crotch monster at Six Flags yesterday.
crotch monster by 7 Lady Godivas October 17, 2015

crotch monster 

A bigfoot for your balls. a quite pleasing for a gamer name
The crotch monster is prepared to take you
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