Krabshack
Krabshack by Well that is true May 14, 2021
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crabshack
crabshack by Sandra Salsbury January 16, 2004
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Crabshacking
Storing several loads of semen inside your vagina, until it begins to smell like the ocean or seaside, then trying to put that vagina on someone's face.
Crabshacking by Tostig_the_Bastard September 2, 2014
kramstacked
When pieces or parts are assembled in a manor that is too tight or too close which leads to eminent failure
When Roscoe saw that everything was all busted to shit he knew right away it was a clear case of kramstacking. He said "that sum bitch was kramstacked!"
kramstacked by Pheteven January 10, 2014
crabshacking
When someone posts images that aren't them on a dating site or app (see cat-fishing), but you still fly across the country to meet them, you end up sleeping with them, and get crabs.
"So I met this hot girl on Tinder, she sent me shots of herself in a bikini, we made plans for me to fly to Chicago to meet her, and then I got crabs. Textbook crabshacking."
"I couldn't help myself. He was so cute and sent me hipsterporn. I had to crabshack that fool."
"I couldn't help myself. He was so cute and sent me hipsterporn. I had to crabshack that fool."
crabshacking by McFuckersons November 23, 2013
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