Party Melon
A watermelon, that has a small conical opening (made with a knife) that is then filled with Liquor.
Popular Liquors:
Everclear
Vodka
Popular Liquors:
Everclear
Vodka
Party Melon by TanekSvejk November 15, 2009
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melon party
A female party consisting of only girls or the majority being female where there is a large amount of melons and usually some sexual activity's happening.
"Oh my god Adriana, last night was a total melon party! Me and Scarlet made out on the couch for almost two hours and then Alexa joined in and it got so hot"
melon party by Dlama May 26, 2017
Related Words
Party Melon • melon party • party • party pooper • party foul • Party Boy • party hats • party animal • party favors • party girl
Melon Party
Melon Party by that_one_melon_guy May 14, 2019
melon party
An orgy involving at least three men, who drill holes into a watermelon and stick their cocks in.
Named after an alleged incident involving Rogue, Internet Man.
Named after an alleged incident involving Rogue, Internet Man.
"Rogue once posted a video of I think him and his friends drilling three holes in a watermelon. They put their dicks inside and humped it together."
"Damn! A melon party?"
"Damn! A melon party?"
melon party by JasonMetloney June 14, 2022
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