Get the d
Getting laid.
Get the d by UKAmbessedor November 22, 2016
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Get the D and let it B
Get the D and let it B by Judori February 23, 2013
She'd get it in the face
Guy 1: Mealing is a wanker
Guy 2: Hahahaha yeah
-Hot woman walks past-
Guy 1: She'd get it in the face
Guy 2: Hahahaha yeah
-Hot woman walks past-
Guy 1: She'd get it in the face
She'd get it in the face by Cockmaster123456789 December 24, 2008
get the dogs
get the dogs is a term used when chasing the 3 meter flatty, you usually use this phrase when casting a whole chook at a bust up.
get the dogs by get the dogs August 25, 2019
Get the dog
A term used by the Willem powerfish, meaning to get that 3 meter flatty. and maybe even Burleigh up with some whole chooks.
Get the dog by lanzdog January 21, 2021
get the dawgs out
get the dawgs out by Dawgmaster August 14, 2022
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