curpoodle
curpoodle by Emily gjika November 19, 2013
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chipoodle
chipoodle by pegmelikecribbage April 11, 2015
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curpoodle • Cum Poodle • croodle • chipoodle • cunoodle • Capoodle • carnoodle • carpoohler • caspoodle • chapoodle
Cumnoodle
Cumnoodle by Dugglebutt May 15, 2019
Cuboodle
Cuboodle by PeanutButterJellyTime. April 28, 2013
Cunoodle
a. verb. to nonchalantly cuddle with someone, when one feels lonely or cold.
b. adjective. to be referred to as someone's "cunoodle buddy" is the highest of compliments, so kuddos.
c. adjective. no reference to homosexuality what-so-ever.
d. verb. to nuzzle ones head into the inner warmth of one's body to adapt to their body heat for pure and whole pleasure.
e. noun. a very specialized and skillful talent, in the same family as spooning. Ex. 1: Liz, Alison, and Alex cunoodled with each other when on the bus passing through China Town in San Francisco extracting the fish-essence smells that go with the territory.
b. adjective. to be referred to as someone's "cunoodle buddy" is the highest of compliments, so kuddos.
c. adjective. no reference to homosexuality what-so-ever.
d. verb. to nuzzle ones head into the inner warmth of one's body to adapt to their body heat for pure and whole pleasure.
e. noun. a very specialized and skillful talent, in the same family as spooning. Ex. 1: Liz, Alison, and Alex cunoodled with each other when on the bus passing through China Town in San Francisco extracting the fish-essence smells that go with the territory.
Ex. 1: Liz, Alison, and Alex cunoodled with each other when on the bus passing through China Town in San Francisco extracting the fish-essence smells that go with the territory.
Ex. 2: Alex and Alison cunoodled through the cold night while acting distant from others in the bustling and bumping party.
Ex. 3: The cunoodle buddies looked forward to cunoodle time so they could re-connect with those they are most dear to.
Ex. 2: Alex and Alison cunoodled through the cold night while acting distant from others in the bustling and bumping party.
Ex. 3: The cunoodle buddies looked forward to cunoodle time so they could re-connect with those they are most dear to.
Cunoodle by Mike_Da_Boss March 30, 2009
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