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roundie
roundie by TJ Summers April 29, 2004
roundie
What you get when your lady gives you a blowjob while at the carnival on the ferris wheel. She better work quick because you only have one round to get off.
All it took for Jim to get a roundie was slipping the bearded lady an extra 5 and inviting her to the ferris wheel.
roundie by Us 3 Wolves April 4, 2011
Rotundesque
Ro-tun-desque'
adj.
From the Latin "Rotundus" and the Italian suffix "-esco";
Can describe a positive or a negative view of one's extremities, or the largety of an objects dimensions, with a hint of admiration and hilarity.
adj.
From the Latin "Rotundus" and the Italian suffix "-esco";
Can describe a positive or a negative view of one's extremities, or the largety of an objects dimensions, with a hint of admiration and hilarity.
- "Rosie's tits are rotundesque."
- "That mule has a rotundesque ball sack"
- "Mrs O'Mannie has a rotundesqe fanny!"
- "That mule has a rotundesque ball sack"
- "Mrs O'Mannie has a rotundesqe fanny!"
Rotundesque by Mr Roger Bowie August 17, 2005
roundie
roundie by MelissaSmith October 30, 2008
Rotundering
did you hear about that guy at billy's party? he wheeled some bird and took her for some rotundering, he touched her thigh but spewed and passed out before he could slip a digit and introduce her to a game of pong knuckle
Rotundering by everything else was taken 2 June 15, 2022
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