Russian man
"Slavic men suck," said Cassie. "I just went out with this Russian man and he totally disrespected all of my friends. Am I in an episode of Sex in the City?"
Russian man by Nadya November 23, 2004
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Russian Man Hug
When a man runs up to you, yells "I'm Putin it in!" Gives you a bear hug... But he's got a boner so big and strong it rips through both his and your clothes, and penetrates both your vagina and anus so violently that it creates one big uni-hole but you'll be okay because all Russians cum vodka so it's sterile.
"Girl, that last client jus Russian man hugged me!"
"Well, looks like you're in the fisting business now!"
"Well, looks like you're in the fisting business now!"
Russian Man Hug by AssHairyLikeBackOfBear June 6, 2015
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Russian Man hug
When a man hugs woman, where he eventually squeezes, which causes him to DP the girl he is hugging from the front.
Russian Man hug by mystery_pianist November 29, 2010
One man Russian roulette
One man Russian roulette by Toxicancerbean July 22, 2016
the russian manhandler
where a russian man dominates a goat by inserting the penis into the butthole of the goat, grabbing its horns, and fucking it so hard that it dies
the russian manhandler by Michael2Fichael December 27, 2007
Russian Manicure
When a dude jerks off on a girls (or guys) nails, fingers or toenails. The other person then licks their fingers.
Russian Manicure by human3883 September 25, 2026
Russian Infusion Maneuver
The act of inserting a bottle of Smirnoff Vodka into another's rectum, and then popping the cap by clenching the butt-cheeks.
Vladimir: How goes your weekend comrade Nikoli?
Nickoli: Wonderful, did the Russian Infusion Maneuver at a party the other day
Nickoli: Wonderful, did the Russian Infusion Maneuver at a party the other day
Russian Infusion Maneuver by WIlll Smith December 30, 2014
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