Fenceposting
The act of awkwardly standing still while getting danced on or awkwardly standing against the wall while at a party and keeping to ones self.
Fenceposting by APickledWeiner September 3, 2021
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Fenceposting
A game of self-control which involves the slow consumption of wine and frozen grapes. The object of the game is to remain as sober as possible for as long as possible while creating new and unique ways of placing the grape inside your mouth.
"We implemented a game of fenceposting and Bill choked on his last grape."
"To fencepost is to preserve the art of quiet victory."
"To fencepost is to preserve the art of quiet victory."
Fenceposting by Trollzella August 24, 2011
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Fence Posting
An artful sexual position between three consenting adults. One is positioned horizontally between two others that are standing. Thus being the board in a fence between two posts at each end. It is preferred if one or both posts is a Belak. Refer to Belaking for more information.
Fence Posting by predsfan April 28, 2011
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