Tallywacked
Tallywacked by Tinybigstrings August 9, 2017
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TallyWacked
TallyWacked by DNAdangler January 29, 2017
tallywhacker
1. noun The part of a man interested in a tallyho.
2. The part of a man a tallyho could care less about.
2. The part of a man a tallyho could care less about.
tallywhacker by Ron April 1, 2004
Taliwacked
Taliwacked by Chance Pseudo March 30, 2010
Golden Tallywacker
Golden Tallywacker by Mammothcock Mondays December 26, 2011
Talleywacker
Talleywacker by Keith Lemons August 5, 2008
Tallywacker Tickle
1) A polite way of saying cock slap. Often results in a mushroom tattoo if done properly. If not done probably often just ends up in an angry person. Reasons for this include the recipient showing a complete lack of respect towards the giver, a show of male (or female in strange circumstances) dominance and also the most popular seems to be just for a bit of fun. Often uses a left to right motion and in extreme circumstance of severe lack of respect the giver is allowed to add a right to left motion therefore resulting in a mushroom tattoo on each side of the recipients face.
2) A royal English way of saying a handjob.
2) A royal English way of saying a handjob.
1)Don't disrespect me girl or i will give you a tallywacker tickle that you will never forget, everytime you look in the mirror you will see your mushroom tattoo and think "damn, i shouldn't have disrespected him"
2) man: Fancy giving me a handjob
girl: No way thats disgusting
man: How about a tallywacker tickle then?
girl: oh one does love to give a good ol tallywacker tickle
2) man: Fancy giving me a handjob
girl: No way thats disgusting
man: How about a tallywacker tickle then?
girl: oh one does love to give a good ol tallywacker tickle
Tallywacker Tickle by Lenny3k January 19, 2009
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