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part the red sea 

To go down on a woman, while she is on her period.
She was on the rag and wanted me to go down on her. I decided to go ahead and part the red sea.
part the red sea by armyxrays January 9, 2009

Part The Red Sea 

The act of slapping a girl's ass until it turns cherry red, then forcefully parting it with your two hands before insertion.
" Johny wanted to part the Red Sea with his girlfriend because her ass looked so fine!"
Part The Red Sea by splooger69 December 7, 2013

Part the red sea 

Engaging in sexual relations with a female when she is on her menstrual cycle.
Guy 1: Man, skyler and I had amazing sex last night!
Guy 2: Did you part the red sea?
Guy 1: Yes, and it was phenomenal. It was like built in lube.
Part the red sea by fucklit April 25, 2024
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