Gangscrape
Gangscrape by wheretheweedat June 5, 2015
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bloody gangrape
when a simple 'rape' isn't enough to describe the extent of the rapage, when someone gets brutally multiple cock shafted and absolutely mercilessly fucked
"Holy shit, I bet $50 on Tennessee and they just got fucking bloody gangraped by 42 points jesus christ"
bloody gangrape by Jawnslayer December 14, 2022
gangrape
gangrape by sweet_minx April 5, 2008
GangRAPE
My boyfriend gave me some really heavy sleeping pills. I later was told he and his frinds gangRAPED me.
GangRAPE by Damn_Hottie May 23, 2009
gangrape
v.
1. to, in a group of people, rape someone.
2. a group of people performing sexual activities on another individual against their will.
3. (in video game terms) a group of players to gangup on a certain player (esp. shooting games ex.counter-strike).
1. to, in a group of people, rape someone.
2. a group of people performing sexual activities on another individual against their will.
3. (in video game terms) a group of players to gangup on a certain player (esp. shooting games ex.counter-strike).
1/2. The young girl was gangraped the other day when she was coming home.
3. ...omg, i was gangraped by all those fuckers...
3. ...omg, i was gangraped by all those fuckers...
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