Mrs. T
A narrow strip of hair covering the lips of a woman's vagina. Derived from the mohawk haircut of Mr. T.
Mrs. T by Digib Flarlee McZzzz August 5, 2012
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Mrs. T
Mrs. T by bamagirl1939540 January 20, 2009
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Mrs. T-boss
An epic English teacher whom makes weird sounds throught her life time. She is sure to be at the top of anyone's charts. CHEAKS ON THE CHAIR!!!
Mrs. T-boss by ChelseaLaughs April 21, 2011
Mrs. T-boss
Mrs. T-boss is a English Teacher of some sort who beats all other teachers. If you are to encounter this teacher beware of her rath. Although you must take percaution, she is a wonder teacher. She may make sound effects throughout your school year. Also, never ever forget to put your cheaks on the chair or she shall yell at you!
Mrs. T-boss by ChelseaLaughs May 5, 2011
Mrs T
Mrs T by Bobby Stephen January 5, 2019
Mrs.T
to Mrs.T something.
to make something boring or useless somehow interesting and talk about it for an hour
to make something boring or useless somehow interesting and talk about it for an hour
Mrs.T by lunalovegood2 March 7, 2020
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