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Pussy Powder 

A sexual euphemism for the phrase "eat out." When a man/woman is saying they are going to eat a girl out, you can simply replace that phrase with "pussy powder."

A phrase to be used is "get some pussy powder" or "get pussy powder."
Man 1: Hey did you get to third base with Sue last night?
Man 2: Yeah! I got some pussy powder!

Man 1: Did you and Sue have sex yet, dude?
Man 2: No, I haven't even gotten pussy powder yet!
Pussy Powder by sto2014 January 11, 2010

powder pussy 

(v.) The act of rubbing a scrumptious powedered doughnut all over a tangy vagina.
Yeah me and Chad powder pussyed it up, the cotton mouth killed me so did Keith wackin it in the corner.
powder pussy by DALE b October 9, 2006

Powder pussy 

When one uses way to much baby powder to make one's vagina smell up to par.
Sarah Frazier! Stop using all of my baby powder for your powder pussy!!!!
Powder pussy by -jW February 15, 2021

Powder Pussy 

Someone who is afraid of any snow/ice on the road. No matter how small the amount the powder pussy will schedule off work and hide in his/her domicile until that shit gets fucked.
Snowed 1/2 an inch last night and fuckin Steve won't leave his house for a week. What a complete powder pussy.
Powder Pussy by MyVeinyMeat February 4, 2022

powder the pussy 

To rub cocaine into the vagina. The mucous membrane walls of twats absorb the coke into the bloodstream quickly, and tingle.
I always powder the pussy before sex.
powder the pussy by minghi February 21, 2006

fat pussy power 

when your pussy is so fat it holds great power
Jake: she has that fat pussy power
Brian: whats that?
Jake: bitch look it up
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Pee Calculus

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