flapdrol
flapdrol by pandapandapandabamboe February 14, 2012
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Flapdrol
Plural: Flapdrollen
Dutch insult, literally translates into 'flap turd'.
'Flap' refers to the sound of a wet object falling to the ground, and 'turd' refers to animal excrement.
Dutch insult, literally translates into 'flap turd'.
'Flap' refers to the sound of a wet object falling to the ground, and 'turd' refers to animal excrement.
English person: "Dutch people are drunks"
Dutch person: "English people are flapdrollen"
English person: "...What?"
Dutch person: "English people are flapdrollen"
English person: "...What?"
Flapdrol by Karolinium Marximus November 11, 2018
flapdrool
Flapdrool is the viscous fluid that emerges vaginally during female arousal. Flapdrool can result from mental and/or physical stimuli. The word likely comes from the slang term "flaps" for the labia majora and labia minora. Flapdrool is sometimes confused with the male pre-ejaculate equivalent, fapdrool.
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