Dingy Dingy
Dingy Dingy by Jack Spank9049 August 19, 2022
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dingy dangy doo
a home run, usually a long one; most often (though not exclusively) associated with Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton; a grand slam is referred to as a grand dingy dangy doo
dingy dangy doo by Parachute Boyz August 14, 2012
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dingy dong thing
Guy 1- Bruv tell me why at da bash Courtney totes pulled me in da bedroom by my Dingy Dong Thing
Guy 2- Churchhhh
Guy 2- Churchhhh
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dingy tuna
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Dingy Mop
A old woman's very hairy old gray vagina and overgrown taint The overgrowth looks like she's shaking an old, dirty mop head around.
I'm scarred for life brooohhh. I just walked in on my gramma douching herself on the toilet and all I saw was her dingy mop. I feel sick.
Dingy Mop by Eaton Holgoode January 8, 2016
Flingy Dingy
Flingy Dingy by rawrawcawcaw May 10, 2010
dingy dickin
dingy dickin by Mclovin20202020 December 18, 2019
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