Lickmaster
Lickmaster by LM94 August 3, 2010
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Linkmaster
Linkmaster by Bent January 19, 2005
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Slickmaster
This word is a conjunction. Could be used with names of friends to define His/her sneaky characteristics, for example
stealing
robbing
jakking
stealing
robbing
jakking
Slickmaster by Triks_2012 April 1, 2009
lankmaster
nickname given to one who is extremely lanky and often uses their lankyness to benefit them in ways non-lanks can only dream of. (also see lanky)
hey kevin, can you get that can from the top shelf for me? gaddamn your lanky. hey everyone, kevin's the lankmaster!
lankmaster by Jane_Bond October 27, 2003
Lick Master
Lick Master by oopppsssididitagain35545 March 27, 2010
Dickmaster
A sarcastic term used to describe a gay person who reckons they are a champ... (or a person that just looks gay)
Dickmaster by Anonymous May 20, 2003
Lick Master
someone who is an intense licker. Meaning they can move they're tongue at least 5mph. Yeah it's intense!
Yo dude you hear about that one chick from east side? I heard she's a total lick master, someone said she goes 7mph!
Lick Master by lovelicker4534 March 27, 2010
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