dilly whopper
"Hey have you seen a dilly whopper? I have got to put my hair up and I can't find any anywhere!" "Umm...no" "come on! I just bought a brand new card of hair dills"
dilly whopper by Strick's wife May 30, 2016
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Dilly Whopper
Dilly Whopper by Bananahandsohio July 17, 2022
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dillyhopper
what to call something when you can't remember what it is called. Works like a charm at my house. We usually know what the object is that the person is referring to, even if they call it a dillyhopper!
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dillywhomper
Much like the celebrated Dilyflopwhomper, but without the flop. A Dillywhomper is a single headed vibrator/dildo.
Richard was scared to death when his girlfriend from Myspace broke out the dillywhomper for HIM to try.
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