Thrut
It's when someone was extremely thirsty and drank alot of water, The opposite of someone who was extremely hungry and ate alot of food , AKA the opposite of the word "Full"
Thrut by Amaruesawy March 31, 2023
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thrut schlut
Scenario 1
Person 1: I think I’m gay.
Person 2: Thrut schlut moment.
Person 1: Why are you like this?
Scenario 2
Person 1: Yeah, so she pegged my throat, and it was kinda fun actually.
Person 2: Thrut schlut.
Person 1: I am not a throat slut, dude.
Person 1: I think I’m gay.
Person 2: Thrut schlut moment.
Person 1: Why are you like this?
Scenario 2
Person 1: Yeah, so she pegged my throat, and it was kinda fun actually.
Person 2: Thrut schlut.
Person 1: I am not a throat slut, dude.
thrut schlut by Pling Plong July 11, 2024
Related Words
thrutch • thrutching • thruth • Thrut • thrut schlut • thrutchley • thrutchpot • thruttened • Thrutween • Thru there
Cock Throttle
One who takes the full caaaaaaack down the thris-oat like a sword swallower like a Barnum and Bailey Circus show performer. Gurkle Gurkle.
*said in a spicy Boston accent* Erra that gal took deez nutz and erra my caaack like a true Cock Throttle
Cock Throttle by British Gal 1973 January 20, 2021
The boys came thru
The Boys came thru scenario:
Black Person 1: Aye mah boi, where’s that kiss you promised me?
White Person 1: *Kneels down and raises
fist*
Black Person 1: What are you doing?
White Person: Nuthin’
Black Person 1: Aight, so you gon give me the kiss or what?
White Person: Yeah for sure *Big Fat kiss*
Black Person 1: Aye mah boi, where’s that kiss you promised me?
White Person 1: *Kneels down and raises
fist*
Black Person 1: What are you doing?
White Person: Nuthin’
Black Person 1: Aight, so you gon give me the kiss or what?
White Person: Yeah for sure *Big Fat kiss*
The boys came thru by Max Mool on YT October 21, 2020
Thrumple
Thrumple by twister sisty March 22, 2011
Thrunting
Used to describe threat hunting, the act of actively hunting for bears, pandas, spiders, kittens, tigers, and even sometimes chollima's.
"The analyst went thrunting for bears but only found a wizard spider."
"In their status report they said they were thrunting at insider threats and got a call from HR"
"In their status report they said they were thrunting at insider threats and got a call from HR"
Thrunting by thrunter1337 April 8, 2022
face-throttled
face-throttled by hellogoodbyeadios May 7, 2018
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