arck
insterting your penis into your partners nostril.
arck by owenatejunsface September 2, 2006
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Arck
Arck by ShadowedArck June 2, 2018
arckline
arckline by navy monkey January 18, 2015
arcky
Someone who prefers blacks over whites, and adding people into big msn conversations and taking the blame for it He is notorious for failing in f, and claiming his name is Charlie and referring to arcky as his "slave name".
arcky by Shaves Mom October 26, 2006
arcksonrinder
Male name. Originated from the ancient Greeks. Meaning : Caring Heart
Always a light complexion, handsome, caring and loving person. Encouragement and motivation gets him going... A lovable with an open heart for love and friendship... In simplicity, he achieves virtually all his goals and desires... above all,he is very caring...
Always a light complexion, handsome, caring and loving person. Encouragement and motivation gets him going... A lovable with an open heart for love and friendship... In simplicity, he achieves virtually all his goals and desires... above all,he is very caring...
arcksonrinder by Blue Rayk March 21, 2017
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