double edged

someone that doesn't care about who they're going to fuck, a bissexual person.

Richie — Man, Susie couldn't stop teasing me last night.
Felix — Doesn't she have a girlfriend, though?
Richie — Yeah but she's double edged, so I'd probably get twice the pussy.

by exact-@-mundo November 17, 2018

Double Edging

This is when you are edging while masturbating and simultaneously "prairie dogging" until you release both in an explosion of ecstasy.

So I was holding my shit in while I was jerking off and started to double edging.

by Uncle Strangeman June 7, 2018

double-edging

When sex partners bring each other simultaneously to the brink of orgasm, then stopping or pausing the activity without crossing the climactic threshold. May be repeated as desired (or capable) to prolong enjoyment and/or build to soul-shaking crescend-O! .

Brian and I spent the whole afternoon double-edging, 'til he finally spurted when I was riding the rail, so I guess he lost ... or won. Both, I guess.

Me and Marti were double-edging in leaning-back reverse cowgirl, in her family room and never even heard her parents get home, just all of a sudden they were right there and we both popped, and Marti squirted and it hit her dad!

by insidiot May 29, 2019

double-edged sword

Something that can be both an advantage and a disadvantage.

Using this tool will make the job faster, but also more dangerous, it's a bit of a double-edged sword

by Superfast Jellyfish October 26, 2015

Double-edged Weasel

A person who's naturally weaselly (though they often pretend to not to be a weasel) and have somehow convinced other members in an organization they are knowledgeable and/or influential.

Alan is such a double-edged weasel!

by Jankstick February 20, 2015

double edged liar

1. A person who covers a lie with another lie.
2. A person with a never ending trail of lies.

I caught you in a lie and now your trying to lie your way out of it! You're nothing but a double edged liar.

by barrywixon August 14, 2006

double edge sword

the proverbial "Catch-22" where one is damned if one does, and one is damned if one doesn't.

"Corporate lay-offs are a double-edged sword. The company saves money by not having as many salaried people on board, but has to pay more overtime wages to the fewer people that are left so the work can be done by deadline."

by Alexandra July 27, 2004