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Pre-cum refers to a viscous liquid that oozes from the opening at the tip of a man's penis when he is sexually aroused. It is a clear, generally odorless and tasteless liquid that is released by the Cowper's glands. When a man is HIV-positive, pre-cum sometimes has the virus in it. Sometimes spelled precum.
When my brother looks at porno he gets hard and starts leaking so much pre-cum he makes a big wet spot in his pants.
pre-cum by the other theo June 28, 2004
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Clear lubricating fluid secreted from penis after arousal.
Precum oozed from his throbbing cock head.
pre-cum by Vega$ Bill November 28, 2002
The clear liquid that exudes from many squeezable ketchup containers.
Every time I try to eat a hot dog, I get pre-cum on my meal. And that's why you shake the ketchup
Pre-cum by Hunt Heinz May 16, 2007
Some juice that makes your dick pipe smooth
W: we should use a condom.
M: no, we don't have to until the end.
W: doesn't pre-cum have sperm?
M: no it's some juice that makes your dick pipe smooth.
W: bye.
pre-cum by "Sean" October 25, 2019
pre-cum is the clear, sticky juice that oozes out of a guy's dick just before he has a cumgasm.
When I was jacking off this morning, pre-cum was the only lube I needed to finish the job!
pre-cum by USAF Cadet November 23, 2020
The CUM before the storm.
that time the senior camp counselors took the assistant counselors to a strip club and made us wear grey sweat pants and bought everyone lap dance, they took a picture of us all with pre-cum in our pants.
Pre-Cum by teethan July 31, 2017
The clear fluid that comes out of the penis during foreplay. To make sex more comfortable. Sort of lubricant
She was rubbing his crotch and stroking his balls, while he was sucking her nipples, he produced pre cum
Pre cum by James March 10, 2003
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