dickarse
dickarse by bleepstreet September 25, 2004
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dickarse
Dickarse definition
1. A verb to describe an idiot
Example:
A: dude i just chugged hot sauce
B: you absolute dickarse
2. An alternative to douchebag
A: why did you snitch you dickarse
3. A slut
A: i just took 6 guys
B: you dickarse
Example:
A: dude i just chugged hot sauce
B: you absolute dickarse
2. An alternative to douchebag
A: why did you snitch you dickarse
3. A slut
A: i just took 6 guys
B: you dickarse
dickarse by BreadstickYT January 26, 2023
Related Words
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dick-arse
adj; 1) describes an object or situation that is extremely difficult to get around in or to find your way through; a person that is very difficult to deal with; 2) something or someone that is lame or stupid
Dickarette
The smell on a woman's breath after a long night at the bar and partaking in oral sex. Will often smell like dick and cigarettes.
"I took that chick home from the bar last night and damn could she suck a cock. Only problem was she woke up with her breath smelling like dickarettes! "
Dickarette by drock107 November 27, 2011
Dickarsehole
why are you such a dickarsehole?" "man that guys been such a dickarsehole this week" "dude you've been in the bathroom for like 35 mins , stop being such a dickarsehole" "he's been dickarseholing around bill since thursday
Dickarsehole by sumsuni March 5, 2011
Dickarieah
Dickarieah by Marijuanaguy420 March 28, 2015
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