Got That Drip
When one has Got That Drip, they are in possession of the drip. Showing swag and or style. Used to describe an appearance or outfit.
Got That Drip by GraysonGalahad January 24, 2021
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Got that drip
A vagina that gets so wet and tight it drips like someone left the ice cream machine on like she just sat on a plate of yogurt like someone cracked a giant hole in a coconut like someone didn’t finish rubbing all the lotion in between their legs like the pussy had an acid reflex like an otters pocket like just pulling a fresh clam out of the ocean like forgetting to properly close your water bottle like someone dropped the ranch on the floor like a giant hole in the ceiling when it’s raining and then wringing out your clothes from being drenched
Got that drip by Miao tai chi February 3, 2022
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Got That Drip means you are in possession of alcahol and who ever you say it to you are willing yo share it with.
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