crimson wave
crimson wave by QuietTrail July 17, 2003
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crimson wave
crimson wave by ashamed October 11, 2003
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Surfing the crimson wave
Surfing the crimson wave by jdi May 10, 2004
riding the crimson wave
riding the crimson wave by ema7 February 19, 2006
riding the crimson wave
riding the crimson wave by Synthetikax May 19, 2007
SURFIN' THE CRIMSON WAVE
(of a female) - to be menstruating; be riding the cotton pony. When a girl is "punctuating," or having her " . " Like my dad used to tell me, "Son, never trust anything that bleeds for 7 days and doesn't die."
SURFIN' THE CRIMSON WAVE by weave August 25, 2003
Surfing the crimson wave
refers to when a female is menstruating. crimson means red, as in red as blood. the wave alludes to the emotional waves that many females experience when on their period. hence, riding the waves of emotion while menstruating.
can be used in a negative way. "Dude, she's so moody. She must be surfing the crimson wave!" can also be used in a positive way. "Ebony, do you have a pad? I'm surfing the wave."
Surfing the crimson wave by Bandleader December 20, 2005
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