Plaster
Plaster is just another word for Band-Aid. They are used to protect a small cuts and wounds from infection.
Plaster by Logansmorf April 19, 2004
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plaster by amy rulz duh. August 26, 2003
Plaster Cast
The end result of prolonged bouts of male masturbation and ejaculation into a tube sock used as a gak towel.
The sock becomes stiff and rigid like a plaster cast. And as they say, it can stand up all by itself.
Usually found under the beds of teen males by their unsuspecting mothers.
The sock becomes stiff and rigid like a plaster cast. And as they say, it can stand up all by itself.
Usually found under the beds of teen males by their unsuspecting mothers.
Plaster Cast by Eaton Holgoode August 4, 2016
Plaster fucked
someone who is definitely drunk and/or completely under the influence of one or more drugs beyond the point of comprehension, rationality and all response. They have already met their limit and know they have met their limit but will not stop. They are definitely puking everywhere and are behaving abnormally, influenced by whatever's in their body. They must not let their heart rate get low or they’re at risk of their body shutting down completely.
The other day my friend got so plaster fucked with multiple drugs that he was at the verge of shutting down completely and dying.
Plaster fucked by XxbrainfuckxX August 28, 2019
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