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booty toot 

a noise coming from the behind. A "bootie toot" noise or smell from ones behind. Do you just "bootie toot"? Did I just hear a "bootie toot"? Who did a "bootie toot"?
booty fart smell odor from behind booty toot
booty toot by dedlde December 15, 2009
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booty toot 

To make comical/suspicious noises (toots) from your derriere, bum, behind, keister. To fart.
"Eating dairy causes me to booty toot."
booty toot by Smems September 24, 2007

toot booty 

a large unshapely ass complete with dimples, stretch marks, and hemmorhoids. (toot from the comedy Central series Drawn together)
-Have you seen Kirstie Alley lately?
-Yea she's a got a straight toot booty.
toot booty by Doom&Demolition December 20, 2010

Smickle Toot Booty 

Smickle Toot Booty (STB) is the act of raping someone of the opposite sex and laying sliced cheese on they’re anus as they poop and fart.
Smickle Toot Booty by Ltlitty January 29, 2023

toot that booty

When having anal sex with a woman, to insert and then pull out quickly making the booty pop, or "toot"
Man I had this dirty chick last night, she wanted me to toot that booty!
toot that booty by chevyblazer5150 September 13, 2010

booty tooty

when you hold a fart in for so long that it squeezes through the closed butt cheeks making a popping noise when the butt cheeks hit eachother on reclosure
"eww what is that smell??"

"what was that sound??"

"sorry, i tried to hold it in but it ended up a booty tooty"

booty tooter 

A fine ass girl who farts
Damn, that hot girl is a booty tooter.
booty tooter by Hazelxxx May 31, 2015
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murderhobo 

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Whales are large and extremely difficult to close. Due to their immense size, they are highly sought-after.

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Concrete cowboy 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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