dairy milk
dairy milk by Insanity OG October 14, 2014
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Dairy milk bar
The other definition has been denounced illegitimate. In order to liberate dairy milk bar I shall provide the sacred definition:
A female cuck who lets her husband peg other women from behind or is oppressed by another man who is in relation to yet another dairy milk bar.
A female cuck who lets her husband peg other women from behind or is oppressed by another man who is in relation to yet another dairy milk bar.
Dairy milk bar by Cuck society vice-chairman June 23, 2019
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Soddy-Daisy milk pale
When a woman lays on her back and pulls her legs up to her chest and her male partner sits on the back of her legs while masterbating.Upon climax (for him) she spreads her legs and vagina lips and lets him point his penis downward (while squatting) and ejaculate into her vagina.
Soddy-Daisy milk pale by Peeping Thom January 8, 2007
DairyMILF
Also known as dairymilf. A term started in England where it refers to a female of an attracive nature, most notably in looks. Often 'dairymilf's' are 'trendy's' also e.g. a girl with back-combed hair, tight jeans and UGG boots. The term comes from a merge of Dairymilk (the chocolate bar) and MILF (Mother I'd Like to F***). It's used to describe a girl/lady who does not obviously have children (therefore cannot be a MILF) but is still rather attractive. Unfortunatley dairymilfs are often also very arrogant.
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