Fangboner

A road near Toledo and Sandusky Ohio

Hey, we passed Fangboner Road on our way to Cedar Point.

Fangboner by DingleBarry January 18, 2006

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Fangboner

When a women or man bites on an erection.

Tiffany was mad at Steve so she gave him a fangboner.

Fangboner by Yellyell June 22, 2019

Related Words

Fangboner • fankboner • Fagboner • Fanboner • fangbonner • Fangover • fagbones • Finkboner • Fairboner • fanooner

fangboner

A girl who likes to read books about vampires and would like to "bone" a vampire.

My fangboner friend is still reading the Twilight series.

Oh my god, what a fangboner!

fangboner by PomZags August 21, 2008

fangboner

a vampire's erection

watch out for fangboner - it'll bite your clit

fangboner by DingleBarry January 18, 2006

fangboner

A girl who likes to suck a vampires cock.

That girl is such a fangboner.

fangboner by PomZags August 21, 2008

fassboner

n. An intense positive excitement about a performance by German/Irish actor Michael Fassbender.

Did you see Jane Eyre? Yeah, and I popped a total fassboner.

fassboner by mcmcil July 13, 2011

Fangbanger

Used by HBO series True Blood to describe humans who like to have sex with vampires.

Cindy only dates Vamps. She is a Fangbanger!

Fangbanger by Sukee July 17, 2009

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I hit a real purple patch.

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