Vaggering
Vaggering by Jon QueSack January 20, 2022
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Darth Vadering
When you're nose is clogged so you have to breathe onto the guy's dick while giving head, resulting in the signature Darth Vader sound
My girl said she wasn't getting sick but she was Darth Vadering the entire time she was sucking on my dick
Darth Vadering by Honey Beeatch February 12, 2017
Mick Jaggering
The act of fathering or claiming to have fathered numerous children with many estranged women. (especially prevalent with musicians)
Named for the infamous Mick Jagger
Named for the infamous Mick Jagger
- Hey man have you seen Billy latey?
- No. I heard he's been Mick Jaggering with a bunch of groupies
- No. I heard he's been Mick Jaggering with a bunch of groupies
Mick Jaggering by BlackjackII January 28, 2008
Daggering
This is a Dancehall.Mobi definition of a term or phrase that is popular in the dancehall and / or in the lyrics of Jamaican deejays and singers.
What is daggering? Some call it “dry sex” on the dance floor of a dance or party, but daggering is where a man and woman are dancing in a sexually provocative manner, which usually includes them simulating various sexual positions, and often times, rough sex, to the beat of whatever music is playing at the time. In recent times, dancehall artistes RDX and Mr. Vegas have both released daggering songs in tribute to the newly accepted name for an action / activity that has been present in Jamaica’s dancehalls for many years.
What is daggering? Some call it “dry sex” on the dance floor of a dance or party, but daggering is where a man and woman are dancing in a sexually provocative manner, which usually includes them simulating various sexual positions, and often times, rough sex, to the beat of whatever music is playing at the time. In recent times, dancehall artistes RDX and Mr. Vegas have both released daggering songs in tribute to the newly accepted name for an action / activity that has been present in Jamaica’s dancehalls for many years.
Daggering by Aliveman di Wiseman January 12, 2009
Vagueing
"Lindsay just tweeted 'no tears left to cry over you b'"
"OMG no way, she's totally vagueing about Connor"
"OMG no way, she's totally vagueing about Connor"
Vagueing by vivian1345 September 17, 2018
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