snore-gasm
I was having trouble sleeping last night until I jerked off, fell asleep immediately after my snore-gasm.
snore-gasm by the REAL Lex Complex November 22, 2011
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Snore-gasm
*Looks down at undies* Wtf? I don't remember jacking off last night! Oh wait, I probably had a snore-gasm again, those damn clowns!
Snore-gasm by Blaceph April 12, 2021
Related Words
snoregasm • snort-gasm • scoregasm • simultaneous snoregasm • snorgasm • soregasm • shoregasm • Sporegasm • storegasm • smoregasmic
Score-Gasm
after a goal is scored during a hockey game the #1 fan will yell "SCORE" while everyone in the croud will yell "GASM"...this will not only create massive fan unity, it will also increase the players performance levels.
Score-Gasm by Justin Famous December 30, 2005
Score-Gasm
after a goal is scored during a hockey game the #1 fan will yell "SCORE" while everyone in the croud will yell "GASM"...this will not only create massive fan unity, it will also increase the players performance levels.
Score-Gasm by Justin Famous December 30, 2005
snort-gasm
snort-gasm by Ramona13 April 6, 2006
Multiple Scoregasms
Multiple Scoregasms by cs987 April 9, 2011
snoregasm
1. An incredibly obvious fake orgasm. (female)
2. The action of snoring very loudly or passionately.
3. A synonym for wet dream.
2. The action of snoring very loudly or passionately.
3. A synonym for wet dream.
1. Man, I could tell she wasn't into me last night. She was having a snoregasm.
2. I couldn't sleep last night, my husband was having a snoregasm.
3. I woke up this morning and my sheets were wet. I must have had a snoregasm.
2. I couldn't sleep last night, my husband was having a snoregasm.
3. I woke up this morning and my sheets were wet. I must have had a snoregasm.
snoregasm by Bo Jackstone January 11, 2008
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B)
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A)
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B)
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