Leap Frogging
A term used to describe someone who moves from boy or girl to boy to boy to boy constantly. Basically, someone who likes a new person every week.
Leap Frogging by Faithful! March 30, 2011
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Leap frogging
When a girl is on top taking a dick that's too big to fit in her vagina so she has to bounce up and down with her legs spread like a frog
Leap frogging by Whitetm2 June 8, 2015
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Leapfrogging
Leapfrogging by Magic tiger December 16, 2019
leapfrogging
The act during gay sex where a man has inetrcourse with another until the point of orgasm, and then quickly pulls it out and rams it inside another man.
leapfrogging by Nickolaus May 21, 2006
Leapfrogging
When you nut into your girls mouth, she spits it into yours and you spit in into her pu$$y causing child conception
Leapfrogging by W741t5 November 27, 2021
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