tubboat
tubboat by scribblewibble November 4, 2020
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Tubboat
Tubboat is a character from the content creator Tubbo. He did a bit were he sang and spun in a Minecraft boat.
Tubboat by bestie_im_dylan April 18, 2021
rusty tugboat
Alan was elated when his mom agreed to ass-to-mouth! But was heartbroken when she gave him a rusty tugboat first. :(
rusty tugboat by Dubya82 September 20, 2013
bologna tugboat
An awesome insult that was originated on the final TV episode of the Trailer Park Boys. The line was directed at Phil Collins, an overweight supporting character who, in the context of this episode, was furious at being denied a chance to consume a tenth bologna sandwich. Phil, whose appearance has been described as resembling a human house, was given a whole block of bologna, which he was seen cuddling the next day when he awoke from an inebriated state.
bologna tugboat by Greasy-Looking Canadian February 4, 2012
Monthly Tugboat
A term used to describe Welfare and Social security checks that arrive monthly. Notably used by Christian Weston Chandler.
I've got to wait until the 3rd before my monthly tugboat comes in so I can buy me a bunch of Oreos and weed. I sure love not working.
Monthly Tugboat by PotSton December 6, 2010
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