Throosting
Throosting by yourpseudonymisaparty December 11, 2014
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Throosting • Throasting • Throusting • throating • thrusting • throoping • Throfting • trooting • Tarooting Harumpadump • Thosting out
strobe throating
(talking on the phone)
Joe: Hey, how's it going Jane?
Jane: We--ey--fa--sh--ta--
Joe: Whoa, Jane, I can't understand a word you're saying. You're strobe throating like crazy.
Joe: Hey, how's it going Jane?
Jane: We--ey--fa--sh--ta--
Joe: Whoa, Jane, I can't understand a word you're saying. You're strobe throating like crazy.
strobe throating by RCade3 June 28, 2009
Pelvis thrusting
The act which a male may partake of violently thrusting his pelvis back and forth as a means of travel. This is usually done towards a person you are travelling towards in order to make it really awkward for the other person.
Pelvis thrusting by ryucaelum May 12, 2014
throating
God, she was throating enough to kill! That wasn't no plain old BJ! I could feel them little rings deep inside her throat, man! Then she threw up, spoiled everything.
throating by south beach butt watcher October 30, 2007
Throoning
Throoning by JonerBoner October 17, 2008
sleep throating
"Dude, I keep waking up with a stiff neck and semen in my mouth. I think I was sleep throating again."
sleep throating by Daddy 9-inch November 20, 2014
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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