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drop taco 

Farting, especially after consumption of tacos.
Damn it dude, did you just drop taco?
drop taco by killshitmcdeathatron September 14, 2013
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taco drop 

the female version of tea bagging; when a woman drops her v-lips on your face
I felt so bad when I found out that Jenny taco dropped me last night.
taco drop by phenompyrus May 23, 2005

saucy taco drop 

please see definition for taco drop.... this version of the taco drop requires menstration to be done correctly however, a yeast infection will suffice as a "sauce" substitute.
Jeremy really pissed me off so i waited for his drunk ass to pass out and I saucy taco dropped him!
saucy taco drop by Skipper420 January 7, 2010

Drop a taco 

code for any type of sexual activity involving a woman, something you can say in front of the kids to let your partner know you want some love, actually dropping a taco, it is what it sounds like
"did you drop a taco?"
"is that code for something"

"there is lettuce on the floor, was this part of an elaborate plan to have me to ask did u drop a taco?"
Drop a taco by Gnastily December 4, 2011

drop the tacos 

getting rid of the ladies so the men can go out
Jayson said to drop the tacos so we can go hang out
drop the tacos by subtletee January 29, 2015
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murderhobo 

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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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God Shot 

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