pile driving
pile driving by Eeeeeeeeeeee274 January 6, 2020
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pile driving ass
pile driving ass by Chuck Woolery June 17, 2004
Pile-Driving Posse
Pile-Driving Posse by The good son October 23, 2002
Leapfrog Pile Driving
The sexual act of penetrating someone in the pile driver position whilst leap frogging throughout the room in which the sexual act is taking place...May be utiliased with multiple parties at one time.
Leapfrog Pile Driving: Dude! I leapfrog pile drived her so hard last night that she's gonna have neck, back and pelvis problems for the rest of the week .
Leapfrog Pile Driving by fizzybizness February 28, 2015
San Francisco Pile Driving Sloppy Joe
A term used to describe when bestiality is performed on a stray dog that has some kind of anal disease that makes things all the more stickier. Normally, this occurs on the streets of San Francisco when a homeless man encounters a dog and is bored.
San Francisco Pile Driving Sloppy Joe by JakeTheKiffer September 11, 2011
pile drivin'
pile drivin' by lddc March 28, 2015
Pile-Diving Hypocrite
Andy Baker is the biggest pile diving hypocrite in this shithole because you know he would be the first one to dive deep down into a pile since he was 14 years old, yet when the cops come around he acts like he dont do drugs and offers to help them. "pile-diving hypocrite "
Pile-Diving Hypocrite by CAckbloxer September 2, 2019
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Boffin
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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