Snorple
we are suuch a snorple
Snorple by freedomcat July 9, 2019
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snorple
when you flat tongue someone from there rectum through there gooch to the base of the ball sack. this word originates from the general area of new england. the term was believed to have come from the middle class of working folk who would go home after a hard days work to get a good snorple.
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Snopple Wopple by Snopple Wopple October 14, 2020
snorgle
To snorgle is to to snuggle a cute item in an manner meant to drink in or experience its overwhelming cuteness. Imagine picking up a cute puppy and sticking your face down into its furriness and snorgling it up. See cuteoverload dot com.
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smorple
the most beautiful boy in the world. just had to put it out there that he is beautiful :) my babie danny is the cutest daddie you've ever seen. i hope he reads this and realizes i love him sm :) I LOVE YOU MY MONKEY
smorple by dannyisfuckinhot March 21, 2019
Snortle
Beth: Jesus, what's that sound?
Ron: Sounds like a snortle from your cat. Damn, he's really going for it over there.
Ron: Sounds like a snortle from your cat. Damn, he's really going for it over there.
Snortle by Mr B. Johnson April 27, 2020
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