Swinging Ass
Making an illegal U Turn in the middle of a busy intersection. Especially prevalent in the SF Bay Area.
Swinging Ass by Ass22 December 16, 2018
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singing his ass off
Guy 1: Let's go to The Station tonight.
Guy 2: Oh man. I can't take that band that plays over there. That little short dude's gonna be singing his ass off and I'll be cringing all night long.
Guy 2: Oh man. I can't take that band that plays over there. That little short dude's gonna be singing his ass off and I'll be cringing all night long.
singing his ass off by exitflagger May 6, 2008
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ass slinging snatcher
Another name for the urban legend Big Dick Randy. Known colloquially as Slenderman’s “hood cousin”, he is known to dress like a grandma and snatch your candy and steal your ass.
ass slinging snatcher by I.E.I. Industries November 27, 2023
ass slinging snatcher
Another name for the urban legend Big Dick Randy. Known colloquially as Slenderman’s “hood cousin”, he is known to dress like a grandma and snatch your candy and steal your ass.
ass slinging snatcher by I.E.I. Industries November 27, 2023
your ass is singing
Your butt cheeks are physically sexy to the point where you turn people on by its sheer physical perfection. You have a sculpted butt evident from the result of hard work at the gym.
Damm!!! Your ass is singing tonight! Your ass is hella hot... I would hit that and quit it no question.
your ass is singing by papa chino September 23, 2013
singing dixie out of my ass
"Is that George Bush up there or am I signing Dixie out of my ass?" "Did you hear what I said before, or was I just singing Dixie out of my ass?"
singing dixie out of my ass by Roofy15122 April 7, 2007
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