cootchie cutter
cootchie cutter by Lachacha June 5, 2002
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cootchie cutter
cootchie cutter by Anonymous October 16, 2002
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coochie cutter
coochie cutter by g nug July 3, 2008
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coochie Cutter by Seli_Star!! October 27, 2008
cootchie cutters
Tight little shorts that cut into the circulation of the vagina or the testicles depending on if a man or woman wears them.
cootchie cutters by christel July 28, 2008
Coochie Cutter
Choochie cutter: Is when you/someone is wearing tight pants/short pants and it gives you/them a wedgy or camel toe, and it cuts into your cooch.
Coochie Cutter by Gee2019 August 9, 2019
coochie cutters
Overly tight shorts, or pants, which conform to every fold, nook, and cranny - front and back - of the person wearing them. See camel toe They are generally the sad result of hot pants, daisy dukes, and spandex being worn by the wrong damn woman. see Blubber butt.
If you see a young lady wearing size 5 shorts, on a size 8 ass, and every lip of her genitalia is very defined and ready for inspection while she's still wearing them...
coochie cutters by jammer2 February 10, 2005
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