Pussabong
Pussabong by TingusDingusBingus July 2, 2024
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pussytongue
She was embarrassed about her pussytongue until she saw how many women have hymenal tags and enjoy them.
pussytongue by biggiesss May 30, 2018
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Pussabong • pussbong • Pussy Bong • Pussalungi • Pussbooger • pussmonger • Pustabon • Pussy Boogers • pussy monger • pussy bone
pussmonger
one who is a cop-out or a "pussy", however, the term pussmonger is more derogatory and compelling than pussy, referencing to this friend not only being a pussy, but a monger of that pussy is a low blow, as he completely embraces it, causing him to lose all masculinity.
pussmonger by Nejiboy November 10, 2007
pussybooger
pussybooger by devestment October 10, 2009
pussymonger
pussymonger by sexmaniac6969 April 14, 2008
Pussyboner
Pussyboner by CLK101 March 9, 2011
pussybooger
a) thick, sticky cervical mucus that accretes into a clump which is then expelled from the vagina
b) a man who is sensitive, emotive, and socially awkward, but not at all in charming way
c) a term to describe both overexposed and completely indistinguishable heterotwinks (e.g. robert pattinson, zac efron, chace crawford, et al) and their fans
b) a man who is sensitive, emotive, and socially awkward, but not at all in charming way
c) a term to describe both overexposed and completely indistinguishable heterotwinks (e.g. robert pattinson, zac efron, chace crawford, et al) and their fans
a) "No, you didn't get me all wet. I've just god a bad case of pussybooger."
b) "Baby, I love you so much eyes brimming with tears, that I just had to make you this collage photos of the pair cut into heart and star shapes; pink glitter; text cut from magazines reading "dream," "hope," "future," "forever;" the odd ostrich feather; a lock of chest hair. "Yeah, thanks bemused and horrified. But how about next [time, instead of doing arts and crafts you fucking grow a set already."
c) "Paul Wesley is NOT a pussybooger," said the pussybooger.
b) "Baby, I love you so much eyes brimming with tears, that I just had to make you this collage photos of the pair cut into heart and star shapes; pink glitter; text cut from magazines reading "dream," "hope," "future," "forever;" the odd ostrich feather; a lock of chest hair. "Yeah, thanks bemused and horrified. But how about next [time, instead of doing arts and crafts you fucking grow a set already."
c) "Paul Wesley is NOT a pussybooger," said the pussybooger.
pussybooger by phosda June 18, 2011
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