Leggage
Leggage by Free2legman June 22, 2010
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Leggage • leggage and toungage • Luggage • Laggage • Luggage rat • Laggage Baggage • legageddon • Leggarettes • Leglagez • loggage
leggage and toungage
When your getting off with sum1 and just decide to lift ur leg up round them
makes the kiss more sexualage
makes the kiss more sexualage
omggg emma had pure leggage and toungage on saturday in big bar with loads of lads...omg she is a whore..ino but i love it !
leggage and toungage by creamage February 3, 2008
Snow Luggage
When someone doesn't clear the snow from the roof of their car and proceeds to drive around with it, looking like the rooftop luggage of the old days.
Coined by Chicago Bears legend Tom Waddle #87
Coined by Chicago Bears legend Tom Waddle #87
Steve: It's not snowing anymore, where is all this coming from?
Tom: It's that douchebag in front of us with the Snow Luggage.
Tom: It's that douchebag in front of us with the Snow Luggage.
Snow Luggage by Beardown69 January 15, 2015
Luggage Tits
Luggage Tits by Disrespectful Dave February 24, 2021
bag of luggage
You: Daaaaamn, Riya Sen, the Indian actress, looks like BAG OF LUGGAGE.
Friend: I must say, good sir, I yearn for her earnestly each night. Her beauty truly outweighs her personality.
Friend: I must say, good sir, I yearn for her earnestly each night. Her beauty truly outweighs her personality.
bag of luggage by Chad Carnegie Roschild Chadson June 16, 2018
Crotch Luggage
Crotch Luggage by Mr crotch luggage November 5, 2010
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”
Notes:
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