The Nozzle
The Nozzle by keyslayer101 December 7, 2010
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guzzle the nozzle
guzzle the nozzle by glxwsquid June 10, 2023
Nuzzle the Nozzle
Nuzzle the Nozzle by OFTG September 1, 2013
spank the nozzle
To knock around the nozzle of a gas pump while it's still in the tank to get the last bit of gas out so it doesn't leak on your car or your shoes when you take it out.
spank the nozzle by euphemismo August 20, 2013
whacking the nozzle against the pump
whacking the nozzle against the pump by Dycokac February 12, 2019
Thumb in the Hose Nozzle
When you're doing a chick in the ass and she gets diarrhea and it squirts out all over the place. Kind of like when you stick your thumb in the end of a hose nozzle and the water shoots out forcefully.
Rich: "So how was fuckin Lauren last night? I could hear it going down in the living room."
Adam: "Well it was good till I stuck it in her ass. Then i got the old Thumb in the Hose Nozzle action and spent the rest of the night cleaning up your leather couches."
Adam: "Well it was good till I stuck it in her ass. Then i got the old Thumb in the Hose Nozzle action and spent the rest of the night cleaning up your leather couches."
Thumb in the Hose Nozzle by Chuck Bucket May 10, 2005
shizzling the nizzle
Masturbatory term.
See also:
stroking the sausage
slapping the meat
petting the weasel
spanking the monkey
flogging the dolphin
tickling the pickle
whacking the mole
playing the skin flute
cream-filling the donut
See also:
stroking the sausage
slapping the meat
petting the weasel
spanking the monkey
flogging the dolphin
tickling the pickle
whacking the mole
playing the skin flute
cream-filling the donut
shizzling the nizzle by Dean May 13, 2005
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