bisacksual
Joanie declared her bisacksual tendency when she told the bagboy she went both ways, either paper or plastic.
bisacksual by Marco Marcela October 18, 2009
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bisasual
Danny: "Yep, there's some things you just gotta see. Like those lovebirds over there. Or this guy, pulling off business and casual. Bisasual. Or me about to steal half of this guy's sub."
Guy: "Huh?"
Danny: "You better eat it fast because I'm coming."
Guy: "Huh?"
Danny: "You better eat it fast because I'm coming."
bisasual by natalie portmanteaux December 17, 2022
Related Words
bi-sacksual • Bisocksual • bi-sackual • bisnacktual • Bijackual • Bisalesual • bisasual • bisectsual • Bias casual • bi-sacxual
Bi Sacksual
Bi Sacksual by axe2grind March 14, 2009
bi-sacksual
MArk told the cashier that they could bag his grocerys in paper or plastic becasue he was bi-sacksual.
bi-sacksual by Anonymous October 23, 2003
Bisocksual
Bisocksual by iCarly UJane April 23, 2008
Bisnacktual
To eat the first half of the food orally, then inserting the remainder of your snack in your rectum.
Bisnacktual by pseudogorl January 25, 2019
bi-sacksual
bi-sacksual by Yo Mama Osama March 15, 2004
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