blucker
a portmanteau of bloody and fucker. used any time one would call someone a fucker, as an interjection, or to describe someone whose girlfriend has a particularly tight ass or pussy.
blucker by AberNStein August 30, 2005
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Blocker Bait
Blocker Bait by Overdrive October 6, 2008
Popup Blocker
Any easily obtainable object used for hiding a sudden and unanticipated erection (popup), while in public.
Steve had to use a dodge ball in gym class as a popup blocker to hide his huge broner from any onlooking male counterparts.
Popup Blocker by Crooked Vulture November 16, 2009
blackerton
Blackerton: 1. noun, someone of a Caucasian race or background who wishes to be and portrays the characteristics of someone of an African-American race or background (beyond wangster).
2. adjective, a way to describe something that was so unexplainable or unexpected there was no other word for it (beyond: cool, sweet, gnarly, awesome, crazy, insane and extreme)
2. adjective, a way to describe something that was so unexplainable or unexpected there was no other word for it (beyond: cool, sweet, gnarly, awesome, crazy, insane and extreme)
1. That wannabe kid over there is a total blackerton from the way he walks to the way he talks.
2. Those crazy kids Derrick and Dylan are total blackertons, but Steven and his friend Boitano aren’t at all!
2. Those crazy kids Derrick and Dylan are total blackertons, but Steven and his friend Boitano aren’t at all!
blackerton by Dylan & Derrick February 10, 2007
locker blocker
locker blocker by ABCDEFK April 26, 2009
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