A green
When 2 girls start scissoring. While scissoring one barfs on the other's chest. As the barf drips down to the pussy, the first one to lick up the barf wins
A green by Jaylee, hand oh! May 30, 2007
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A green bottle
When a guy spaffs into a bottle filled with liquid (usually sprite) and the girl proceeds to drink it.
A green bottle by Nottherealcoolguy December 8, 2019
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A Green One
A Green One by cline26 August 12, 2012
Pulling a green one on
A specific kind of strawman that consists in lying about someone's behavior, rendering them evil and playing the victim in order to gain the trust and empathy of other people all while taking revenge by making people hate the targeted person
Pulling a green one on by Memorials October 3, 2020
wears a green hat
wears a green hat by ggigii September 11, 2007
catch a green rabbit
catch a green rabbit by kellyj2777 January 6, 2006
Mom I wanted a green one
When a boy who is very rich wanted a specific color of a fancy car. However, his parents got him the wrong color.
Mom I wanted a green one by Heyitsyeboisure June 16, 2019
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