cockpet
cockpet by Adrien Coriandre June 21, 2009
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cockpet
cockpet by coucoubloublou August 17, 2009
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cockpet • Cockpetition • cockpit • cocket • cockpot • cocklet • cockette • cockfetti • cocklette • Cockpitting
Cockpotting
The act of taking small amounts of food and putting it in your foreskin, tying if off, and letting it marinate for 3-4 hours just like a crockpot.
Turn it into a pressure cooker by getting a boner after placing the food in the foreskin.
Turn it into a pressure cooker by getting a boner after placing the food in the foreskin.
The security at the movie theatre was tight so I cockpotted a chicken nugget and sunflower seeds so I can have a snack halfway through the movie. Cockpotting.
Cockpotting by Dysfunctional military guys November 4, 2017
Cockmeter
Cockmeter by BabatundeMadimba December 2, 2020
cocketbook
A small fabric bag, usually consisting of handles, similar in style and function to a pocketbook, but carried by a man.
cocketbook by Shaymer August 23, 2007
cocket launcher
cocket launcher by Isoeicirheowixiebeifnr July 8, 2017
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