by GP March 31, 2005
by cutefuzzysquirrel May 06, 2003
by muffa-puffa August 13, 2007
Origin of term GAZONGAS
Old English: tʃʌmbəˈwɒmbə, from Latin: nugas pueri; akin to Welsh: twmplenni diafol yn, Swedish: pappas gård med mjölkdjur, Russian: сиськи; титьки; буфера
First Known Use: Predates Etymology
Old English: tʃʌmbəˈwɒmbə, from Latin: nugas pueri; akin to Welsh: twmplenni diafol yn, Swedish: pappas gård med mjölkdjur, Russian: сиськи; титьки; буфера
First Known Use: Predates Etymology
A Blessing from the Old Norse:
"Mai Twmplenni y Diafol am byth fod yn eich wyneb, rhoi eich ffortiwn da a bol llawn."
TRANSLATION: "May those GAZONGAS always stand plump & true and fill you with the Milk of Human Kindness."
"Mai Twmplenni y Diafol am byth fod yn eich wyneb, rhoi eich ffortiwn da a bol llawn."
TRANSLATION: "May those GAZONGAS always stand plump & true and fill you with the Milk of Human Kindness."
by The Baron Bish October 09, 2013
1. "It finally happened...The return of the gazongas series! Only pictures of the finest women with the nicest racks will suffice."
2. "What does that have to do with boobs?" "It drains the blood from the cows' udders."
2. "What does that have to do with boobs?" "It drains the blood from the cows' udders."
by Emily Parker February 09, 2011
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