Noun. (Fl-oh-gah-sum)
The desired action of one male, typically of hockey-player origin, having such luxurious hair, or flow, that is irresistible to women.
Typically accompanied by said women's fixation and inability to remove their hands from aforementioned Flow, and the loss of one, or both, parties' clothing.
The desired action of one male, typically of hockey-player origin, having such luxurious hair, or flow, that is irresistible to women.
Typically accompanied by said women's fixation and inability to remove their hands from aforementioned Flow, and the loss of one, or both, parties' clothing.
A: Did you see that puck-slut last night at the party?
B: Yeah...She was all over my Flow man. She was whispering about Flowjobs so I took her back and completed the night with an enriching Flowgasm.
B: Yeah...She was all over my Flow man. She was whispering about Flowjobs so I took her back and completed the night with an enriching Flowgasm.
by SnatchNapkin014 February 13, 2012
by KMCGRATH February 17, 2010
Flowgasm: Noun/Verb/Adverb
In males, possibly females:
an orgasm, that comes out in one stream, rather than pulses.
Usually after an extended period of teasing to near orgasm, and usually a 2nd orgasm/not fully loaded.
In males, possibly females:
an orgasm, that comes out in one stream, rather than pulses.
Usually after an extended period of teasing to near orgasm, and usually a 2nd orgasm/not fully loaded.
When a woman after your first orgasmusually teases your member close to orgasm, for an extended period.
usually 30+ minutes or multiple hours, the longer and closer the more likely, you will have a flowgasm.
Also likely when stimulated for a long period when you think you cannot orgasm again.
it will just flow out, w/o any pulses or sometimes one pulse followed by a flow.
usually 30+ minutes or multiple hours, the longer and closer the more likely, you will have a flowgasm.
Also likely when stimulated for a long period when you think you cannot orgasm again.
it will just flow out, w/o any pulses or sometimes one pulse followed by a flow.
by MercurialVulcan June 22, 2018