Ginger Step
A super rare basketball move that is not legal in organized games. It can only be preformed correctly by gingers named James Starkey
Ginger Step by qeriuthp;y;rg;q February 6, 2020
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beat my cock like a ginger stepchild
Expression used to describe vigourous acts of masturbation with no regard for possible reprecussions such as friction burns or wanker's cramp.
Shlonglinator: I've got an awful horn. Think I'm going to head home and beat my cock like a ginger stepchild
Lads: You mean meeting gemma......
Lads: You mean meeting gemma......
beat my cock like a ginger stepchild by Elburno September 20, 2009
beaten like a ginger stepchild
To be soundly beaten; pwned/owned; utterly defeated; beaten severely
The term comes from the idea of gingers (people with red hair and fair skin) being inferior and/or worthless. See also: beaten like a red haired stepchild - this ginger version may be more commonly used in the UK.
The term comes from the idea of gingers (people with red hair and fair skin) being inferior and/or worthless. See also: beaten like a red haired stepchild - this ginger version may be more commonly used in the UK.
"I've never played this game before; I'm going to get beaten like a ginger stepchild by her."
"If I come home late again, my dad is going to beat me like a ginger stepchild."
"If I come home late again, my dad is going to beat me like a ginger stepchild."
beaten like a ginger stepchild by hennahito July 28, 2008
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gingerstepchild by julian keen May 10, 2006
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gingerster by Andyyy G April 26, 2008
gingerstein
After murdering Carrot Top, Ron Howard, and that deformed character from Mask, Justin had enough parts to build his own Gingerstein.
gingerstein by Justini3937 September 20, 2014
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