piddled
piddled by stumpyjonboston June 23, 2011
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Piddled
Le instantaneous reaction that occurs when in the heaviest state of fright resulting in the smallest excretion bodily fluids
I did everything I can to get away I was cornered and once the beating commenced I piddled right when it started
Piddled by Zaddy Luar June 6, 2021
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piddled-off
When a TV program (such as the news or other current events program) forces heavy censorship, they urge the reporters, narrators, and other crew to say something like piddled-off instead of pissed-off.
{Narrator}:
"In this video, you'll see what happens when one piddled-off idiot takes things way too far."
"In this video, you'll see what happens when one piddled-off idiot takes things way too far."
piddled-off by Telephony December 16, 2016
paddledick
paddledick by Ayysnax March 25, 2014
piddle wingless hymenoptera
Joe from Juneau is such a big piddle wingless hymenoptera! I really hope he has a efilnikufesin (Nice Fuckin' Life)!!!
piddle wingless hymenoptera by Telephony September 26, 2010
Piddle Plopping
Piddle Plopping by frump dump slump March 14, 2009
Piddledicking
Piddledicking by Peter Jackles February 12, 2004
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