Suxxors
Suxxors by Menika Starr November 15, 2006
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Suxxors Cooxor
Another term for "sucks male body organ". This is often used on the Internet and in real life. Suxxors cooxor can also be replaced with; suxxors, suxxors cooxors, suxxors coxor, and other words containing "suxor, suxxor, suckor" in the beginning. Originally first used in 2005.
Suxxors Cooxor by Mark September 18, 2005
Suxxors Deluxxors
Suxxors Deluxxors by ECW Slave September 1, 2003
Roxxors My Soxxors
When something rocks so much you cant hold in your own joy and it starts from your toes(which are in your socks) and works it's way up.
Roxxors My Soxxors by ECW Slave September 1, 2003
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