clam licker
clam licker by Lore October 25, 2003
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clam licker
clam licker by dp's ink March 30, 2010
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clam licker • Clam Bake • clam jam • clam slam • clam chowder • clam slammer • clam baking • clam dam • clam hat • clam bumper
clam-licker
Generally used to describe a lesbian, but could be anyone that enjoys the "clam". Usually accompanied by "whore", as in a clam-licking whore.
Frankie: That damn dyke principal of yours is a clam-licking whore!
Linda: Don't call me a whore! But I am one hell of a clam-licker!
Linda: Don't call me a whore! But I am one hell of a clam-licker!
clam-licker by Eziquio C November 16, 2007
clamlicker
DJs: The new school is funded by Ellen DeGeneres, the lesbian comic, and it's gonna be the first gay/lesbian/transgendered school!
RICHARD BERGIS: Why do I want my kids going to a fuckin clamlicker school?
RICHARD BERGIS: Why do I want my kids going to a fuckin clamlicker school?
clamlicker by BigBrothersLittleBros April 7, 2010
clamlicker
I tried to get her to give me a blow job, but the cock-teasing bitch was nothing but a clamlicker!
or
That clamlicker has licked so many clams, her mouth smells like a goddamn fishmonger.
or
That clamlicker has licked so many clams, her mouth smells like a goddamn fishmonger.
clamlicker by Phobophile March 17, 2005
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