canking
"Alright Jezza, so tell me, whats your problem with canking ?, it saves time, pot noodle and a big wank, 2 birds 1 stone mate"
canking by uncle knobhead February 17, 2009
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cranking hoons
cranking hoons by Pimpdaddy52 February 8, 2018
Canning Town
Area of the East End of London. Part of the borough of Newham.
Known as the birth place of countless of White English working class criminals.
Known as the birth place of countless of White English working class criminals.
Canning Town by Beggie July 13, 2012
dumpster cranking
dumpster cranking by metal forever June 11, 2018
Cranking 90s
A blanket term for Fortnite, meaning to push out walls in 90-degree turns, mostly to create cover from two sides.
After you're done taking lookout and pressuring your opponent from above, you can go back to cranking 90s.
Cranking 90s by FL4ym3Burn December 1, 2019
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