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cyat by jerome langsley April 1, 2003
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Cyat
Cyat by coolietingzpurr February 14, 2022
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Cyat
A large bowl of marinara sauce designed to repel all defective snorkelling ear hats that add up to 7 masterbating autistic kids who spy on gold pennys in the sewer of madagascar , who end up pregananant with a pack of school noodles which make ransack panda villages see blue variations of my ugly ex radio that I threw out when i was -7 years old. Then I started a cult of maniacal zoophilic quadrilaterals that took over six dimes worth of a grinches anal hair, which made a cat on the left side of my nutsack grow to 3 times the normal size of cat, but only on its middle asscheek, creating the term cyat, because the cat has a massive gyat.
Cyat by AmSidDestroyerOfCocks December 5, 2023
Cyat
A large bowl of marinara sauce designed to repel all defective snorkelling ear hats that add up to 7 masterbating autistic kids who spy on gold pennys in the sewer of madagascar , who end up pregananant with a pack of school noodles which make ransack panda villages see blue variations of my ugly ex radio that I threw out when i was -7 years old. Then I started a cult of maniacal zoophilic quadrilaterals that took over six dimes worth of a grinches anal hair, which made a cat on the left side of my nutsack grow to 3 times the normal size of cat, but only on its middle asscheek, creating the term cyat, because the cat has a massive gyat.
Cyat by AmSidDestroyerOfCocks December 5, 2023
Cyat lick de butta
When a owned or stray cat runs into your house and licks the butter, or it just plainly runs in, you say DE CYAT LICK DE BUTTA!
Cyat lick de butta by acidplanet_member October 14, 2005
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