dropping the hammer
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Dropping the Hammer
When a female is about one touch/stroke away from coming, and her male partner slaps her clit in an exaggerated fashion. Thus dropping the hammer while providing a bittersweet orgasm.
Yeah man, I was teasing my girl so bad! I made her wait an extra 10 seconds before Dropping the Hammer on Tammy.
Dropping the Hammer by MahMahLutz June 15, 2011
dropping the hammer
when sitting, you get up and fart on a persons head while they are watching tv, or playing a game, then you yell the name out
i dropped the hammer on pail
dropping the hammer by Big-T November 5, 2004
Pulling/Dropping the Hammer
When engaging in drinking activities the initiator must make eye contact with another member of the table, They then reference to the ceiling by extending their arm to the sky. In one swift motion all members involved must drop their elbow to the table as if they were to have pulled a hammer down from the ceiling. All members taking part of the hammer pull must finish their drink. This was made popular by Kindrat and Sandberg Co
Pulling/Dropping the Hammer by Okanagan Girl January 29, 2022
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