Meat sweater
Meat sweater by DR. ROSENPENIS July 27, 2016
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Meat Sweater
Dude, your mom has the best looking meat sweater I've seen lo these many years.
I wish my girlfriend had more of a meat sweater instead of a meat t-shirt.
I wish my girlfriend had more of a meat sweater instead of a meat t-shirt.
Meat Sweater by Anonymous September 9, 2003
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Sweater Meat
Term used to describe the female breasts under a form fitting sweater, preferably a tight turtleneck made of cashmere or merino wool.
Did you see Keri today? She's prancing around the office showing real nice sweater meat in a tight red turtleneck.
Sweater Meat by Cab Callaway January 27, 2006
Sweater Meat
Josh: Hey bro have you seen Megan lately, she’s wearing that red sweater and makes her tits look so good!!
Steve: Now that’s what I call an amazing pair of Sweater Meat on her.
Steve: Now that’s what I call an amazing pair of Sweater Meat on her.
Sweater Meat by joshwua915 March 30, 2022
sweater meat
sweater meat by Homer Simpson June 15, 2003
sweater meat
Wow John look at that womans sweater meat!
tits, funbags, bazungas, boobs, knockers, cans, chassis, honkers,
tits, funbags, bazungas, boobs, knockers, cans, chassis, honkers,
sweater meat by deeez nuttzzzz October 7, 2006
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