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get in my belly 

"I want to eat you". Said in a scotch accent.
get in my belly by Kung-fu Jesus August 15, 2004
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get in my belly 

What I say to my cat.
Tim: get in my belly!

cat: ???
get in my belly by Tim Gay August 7, 2009

get in my belly 

you are in my belly... meaning i am your "mamma"
a.k.a

i RULE you!!!!!!!!!!!!
you play someone in poker and beat them.... your excited and yell,"GET IN MY BELLY"!!!!!!
get in my belly by flaminghomo October 22, 2011

get in my belly 

Sexual Term ment to mean i want to have sex with you!

Who came up with it:
A young white kid named christian. He's from Arkansa but lives on the east coast now :D Lmao He is gay and enjoys older big black guys ;)
Christian: "Get in my Belly!"

Me: "I did last night! Do I have to again?"
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