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Throat monkey 

When your partner is laying on the bed, on their back, giving you head, and you go to deep. So they start beating on your legs to back up.
My chick was layin doin over the edge, and I went to deep in her. She starts beatin my legs like a throat monkey.
Throat monkey by spungladash December 17, 2023

Throat Monkeys 

The throw backs from your mouth from food or drink, into bottles or can drink.
I drank from my can and it had floaties in it when I had finished my mouthful. John commented when he picked it up to also drink from the can that it had bits of floaties on the drink. He said "it has Throat Monkeys ".

monkey threat

None of your monkey threat. I know you are trying to scare the bejesus out of me but I am not scared of you.
monkey threat by uttam maharjan June 28, 2010
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