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Charizarding 

When you light a girls pubes on fire, put it out with your jizz then flap your arms and say "You don't have have enough badges to train me"
Charizarding with Jenny was a night I'll never forget.
Charizarding by MBq February 6, 2014

Charzarding 

Charzarding is when you light a girls pubes on fire then put it out with your jizz and flap your arms saying "you do not have enough badges to train me!"
He started charzarding me so i left
Charzarding by baldore October 6, 2010

Charazarding

Setting fire to your balls and getting it put out by vaginal juice whilst singing the Pokemon theme tune. You'll be the very best if you do this.
I was practising charazarding when my mum walked in and tried to join in.
Charazarding by Johann John Johnson September 6, 2012

Charizarding 

The act of lighting a girls pubic hair on fire whist having sexual intercourse and then the guy puts it out with his cum.
Shane does charizarding with Shay-lea.
Charizarding by Big mek June 23, 2014

reverse charzarding 

When you set the man’s beard on fire and the woman squirts on his face to put it out and then he spits it in her face and shouts “you don’t have enough badges to train me”
I’m going to reverse charzarding you tonight

Charzarding 

Charzarding is when you light a girls pubes on fire then put it out with your jizz and flap your arms saying "you do not have enough badges to train me!"
Right when Colin was about to finish, he pulled out a lighter and began charzarding Dakota. Unfortunately she wasn't able to catch the wild Pokemon in time.
Charzarding by Alex28 September 12, 2016
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