Narbiling
Narbiling by Official_hollywood August 12, 2022
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nattilingus
While performing cunnilingus an ice cold Natural Light is poured from above and lapped up while simultaneously pleasuring your lady.
I was sopping wet from ear to ear when my girl requested nattilingus. Without missing a beat, I grabbed my freshly cracked Natty off the nightstand and started pouring. She shivvered hard from the cold and I almost drowned.
nattilingus by torqueboy January 5, 2012
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Narbiling • Nailing • Narbing • narcolingus • nabbling • Nabilling • nabling • nablingo • Nailing 50 yarders • nailing jello to a wall
Nailing
nabling
A variation of the word nab. A nabling is a baby nab, and hence has more newbie qualities than a n00b. Usually used in MMORPGs, online FPS games, internet forums and instant messengers.
nabling by Wildcard Sam November 3, 2009
Nabilling
Nabilling by Gunner2520 October 23, 2012
narcolingus
narcolingus by kitchenwarehelmet August 6, 2009
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