Throist
A cross between the words thrust and moist, often used to make people feel uncomfortable.
In other words, a moist thrust.
In other words, a moist thrust.
“There was a lot of throisting last night”
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Throist
A deliciously dirty combination of two words people usual cringe at. Thrust and moist. May those two combine and create Throist.
Throist by Slyramborocky February 15, 2019
Throbster
Throbster by Chudley Dudgeons September 7, 2011
Throbsticle
A name for a popular celebrety, 'throbbing' in the news, because of their popularity.
First used by Chris (Simpsons artist).
First used by Chris (Simpsons artist).
"today is a wonderful day to be alive because television throbsticle russell brand has finally saved planet earth..."
Throbsticle by KorrinKale November 12, 2014
thristy
A word that originated in Chicago and can have the following meanings:
1.) The act of being overly anxious for someone or something. Waiting for something with anxiety.
2.) Not being able to wait, too hyped up, and typically over something small or something that doesnt need all the attention that is being given.
3.) Repetitively askin for something although you know its coming or on its way.
1.) The act of being overly anxious for someone or something. Waiting for something with anxiety.
2.) Not being able to wait, too hyped up, and typically over something small or something that doesnt need all the attention that is being given.
3.) Repetitively askin for something although you know its coming or on its way.
1.) -I been next to the phone waiting for my girl to call me for three hours yo.
-YO stop bein so thristy ova that girl
2.) -Aye when is we goin to the corner store?
-Man we goin in a second stop being so thristy!
3.) -How long yo momma gone take with that food?
-Quit being thirsty or yo a$$ wont get none.
-YO stop bein so thristy ova that girl
2.) -Aye when is we goin to the corner store?
-Man we goin in a second stop being so thristy!
3.) -How long yo momma gone take with that food?
-Quit being thirsty or yo a$$ wont get none.
thristy
I told my boyfriend that we should wait and have sex and he was acting madd thristy. It was like i had no room to breathe.
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