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Ciul is basically same word as "chuj", but in different Polish dialect. (btw: Chuj means penis, dick in a rude way. Or a whore in some times)
Jaki ciul tam idzie! (Some dick is walking down here).
Adam to ciul bo wydymal moja Ewe! (Adam is a whore becouse he had sex with my girlfriend Eve)
ciul by TehPolishMartin November 7, 2006
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a pathological liar who speaks of such things as ferrari planes.
He said the doctor was going to remove some extra veins, what a fucking Ciulla.
ciulla by cory ciulla April 15, 2007
Related Words
Ciullo ciul ciula Ciulafon ciulla ÄŤiulpk
the word suck in lithuanian goes with the word byby that means dick
hey joe ÄŤiulpk byby
ÄŤiulpk by cocknballs69 May 2, 2021
Did you see Francesco Ciullo play last night? He was amazing!
Ciullo by Dannysage October 4, 2017
Absolute god and the drippiest person to exist on Earth.
ciula by Predatot15 January 26, 2021
Pronounced, "Choo-low." A penis that's wider than it is long, but isn't very wide or long. Something like a tuna can from a doll house, or a scale model of a choade.
After years of painful operations to correct his inverted penis, the young man was happy to be left with even a non-functioning ciullo.
Crossbreed between ciul and kutafon very common polish words describing a liberal
Dude you are sucha Ciulafon
Ciulafon by Clair Voyan May 3, 2024
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