Dressing
Dressing by Thiccsnacc December 6, 2017
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dressing by dressing_lover June 13, 2019
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Dressing by onexisntenough March 8, 2016
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dressing by Jamie mitchell February 28, 2004
Dressing
The word used when your pedantic nephew shows up to thanksgiving dinner using the word he learned in the dictionary to ask for stuffing.
I guess it is just stuffing that didn’t go in the turkey
I guess it is just stuffing that didn’t go in the turkey
dressing down
1. A scolding or telling-off.
2. A situation characterized by unnecessarily informal or lackluster clothing.
3. The act of dating someone noticeably less attractive and/or successful than you.
2. A situation characterized by unnecessarily informal or lackluster clothing.
3. The act of dating someone noticeably less attractive and/or successful than you.
Mrs. Smith gave me a dressing down for being late to the exam.
A tank top at a funeral? Talk about dressing down.
She can do way better than him. I don't know why she's always dressing down.
A tank top at a funeral? Talk about dressing down.
She can do way better than him. I don't know why she's always dressing down.
dressing down by Commander Troi June 23, 2009
Dressing on the Side
To withdraw the penis just prior to climax during sexual intercourse and subsequently deposit a hot load on the female's mons, thigh, abdomen or stomach.
Dressing on the Side by Eaton Holgoode November 19, 2015
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