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Donkey Cheeks 

When you are trying to make fun of someone for being bad at something instead of saying, " you suck" you can instead say," Boi you donkey cheeks!" Therefore implying you are so ass at something you are ass compared to an actual ass's ass.
Boi you are donkey cheeks at touch football you couldn't catch the ball if it were the size of a watermelon.
Donkey Cheeks by TomCat321 November 13, 2018
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Donkey cheeks 

When you are so bad at something you are literally an asses ass.
“Boy you donkey cheeks”

cheeky donkey 

When you drop a donkey impression mid-intercourse with your Canadian girlfriend (you don't know her, she goes to another school).
I uh, she, uhm, I was really doing her yeah and then I grabbed her hair and just... HEE HAW, cheeky donkey
cheeky donkey by T. Bee July 31, 2024
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