Cuckster
Cuckster by The true Niggook April 12, 2019
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Cuckster
Phil is a total Cuckster, he probably enjoys watching his girlfriend get banged by other dudes and when they're done he pours the other guy a glass of Kombucha then goes down on his girlfriend and performs cleanup duty.
Cuckster by SpencerDawg November 28, 2022
Cuckster
Noun. a very untidy, non-sophisticated, pigstye girl that is often lazy and is in front of a computer all day long.
Cuckster by Matt Putput July 1, 2007
Chuckster
I'm a chuckster!
cuckservative
A cuckservative is a self-styled "conservative" who will cravenly sell out and undermine his home country's people, culture, and national interest in order to win approval with parties hostile or indifferent to them.
This cuckservative just spent 20 minutes trying to convince a group of communists that he really isn't as racist, sexist, homophobic or transphobic as they said he was for supporting the free market. They didn't care.
cuckservative by Ovenmitts July 29, 2015
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