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Dirty Bones

Someone who is rotten and nasty down to their bones.
Fuck Sharon, she has dirty bones.

Dirty bones

Someone who is rotten and evil to their core
“Fuck Sharon she has dirty bones”

Dirty bones

Someone who is so evil and rotten, that they are dirty down to their core. They have dirty bones.
“Fuck Sharon, she has dirty bones”
“What Sharon did was evil, she has dirty bones”

Dirty Bobessa 

The act of aborting in front of your husband while being sexually assaulted by a group of angry mexicans
Tracy did a dirty bobessa last night in front of her husband Jim
Dirty Bobessa by BogusAnalus February 1, 2021

Dirty bonesy

When u like kissing boys on the weekend and blaming it on sexual harassment
Dirty bonesy likes kissing boys on the weekend
Dirty bonesy by Ben mcg September 10, 2020

dirty throne bone 

Having sex on the toilet when one of the participants is pooping.
Before I shower I like to have a dirty throne bone
dirty throne bone by Trippnutz November 22, 2014
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