Get Knotted
Refers to the "knot" in a dogs penis,that renders it unable to withdraw from the female during mating.
Get Knotted by kevinowitsch April 3, 2016
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Get Knotted
This is a phrase that you would use as a mild insult, when you are really joking, but want to get your point across!
Get Knotted by Sarah P November 6, 2006
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Get Knotted • Don’t get knitted. • get • Get a Life • get bent • Get down • get off • get some • get it • Get er' done!
get knotted
Means "get fucked" but nice. Used by Tripod (australian comedy trio) in a "song in an hour" challenge.
get knotted by Blitzchris November 29, 2006
Don’t get knitted.
Don’t get knitted is an expression used by teenagers to express disgust or surprise. Knit has many definitions so is interchangeable as the situation depends.
Don’t get knitted. by Into_The_Woods November 8, 2018
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