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To blow on someone's belly causing them to squeal like a piggy.
I gave Roth the biggest rasberry, he almost crapped his trousers.
rasberry by Barton2 April 14, 2006
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In an online conversation:

laney_baybee: mmmm... i <3 rasberry smoothies! lol

Spelling-Bee_Princess: It's 'raspberry', not 'rasberry'

laney_baybee: lol ur a dork

*Spelling-Bee_Princess appears to be offline*
Rasberry by Platinum_Inc April 20, 2007
To stick out ones tounge and blow in a manner which is meant to put down someone of a lower class whom u just beat in some sort of event, be it sports or some silly anecdote.
Fran blew a large rasberry at billy as she walked away, victoriously, from thier checkers game.
rasberry by Matt R May 13, 2005
To stick out ones tounge at another person in an effort to exclaim ones victory over something.
Fran blew a large rasberry at tom as she walked away, victorious, from thier game of checkers.
rasberry by Matt R May 13, 2005
To donate one as a fucking spastic
hey up that fucking rasberry is coming

look at that bloke he's a fucking rasberry
rasberry by Cunts November 5, 2006

rasberry truffle 

blowing in ,or giving a rasberry to, a girl's pussy when she gets off
i gave my chick a rasberry truffle last night... she loved it!!!
rasberry truffle by WikiTichenor February 5, 2008

Rasberry Tiddlywinks

When a woman queefs but accidentally squirts blood.
Damm, my gf just did a rasberry tiddlywinks.
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murderhobo 

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murderhobo by Loup&S September 9, 2021
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