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gripdick 

Adjective. Means awesome, kick-ass, rad, something so fucking sweet you just have to grab your dick and hold on.
We had such a gripdick weekend at Bonarroo, full of drugs, sex, and alcohol
gripdick by deusexinternet July 1, 2011
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When a small Asian woman is furiously stroking the cocks of two guys, she has to be good enough to be able to pace each one so they climax at the same moment, just at the point each man is about to blow his wad she holds their cocks together so they shoot into one another.
I was so wasted last night, I went to Chinatown to get a rub-n-tug and i ended up being grimlicked instead!
Grimlick by pinther July 29, 2012
gridick is some that like to eat food off somebody's dick after spunking

Connor and Matt do this to the road trip tings
Webster ' Sarah do you fancy some breakfast? '

Sarah ' No I had a spot of gridick this morning! '
gridick by Jackodayn April 17, 2017

gripdick 

A "medical condition" caused when a male grips his dick too tightly while masturbating, causing to him not enjoy sex with women (or men) as much because he's so used to the iron grip of his hand.
I've been jerking off for years -- and as a result, I have gripdick.
gripdick by D. Y. Vetz December 14, 2020

gripdick 

Another word for cool.
Jeez, this sandwich is bangin!" "Beyond bangin, homeboy... it's gripdick.
gripdick by alphagator September 24, 2011
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