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Gunging
Pouring any thick, sticky liquid over your body - particularly food items such as syrup, beaten eggs, pudding, chocolate sauce, etc. - then performing a sexual act either alone or with another person.
Ryan dumped a whole bowl of chocolate pudding on his junk then went on his webcam and jacked off for me. It was the hottest gunging I've seen in a long time!
Gunging by michiganmess March 31, 2009
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gingong
Heather: I'm dating 4 black guys at the same time.
Ed: Gingong gingong..
Sam: I'm staying in with my Japanese girlfriend Sakura tonight.
Leslie: Ginggong gingong..
Cheryl: Don't make all those Surrey girl jokes, I'm from Surrey you know.
Tim: That's explains a lot.
Ted: Gingong gingong..
Ed: Gingong gingong..
Sam: I'm staying in with my Japanese girlfriend Sakura tonight.
Leslie: Ginggong gingong..
Cheryl: Don't make all those Surrey girl jokes, I'm from Surrey you know.
Tim: That's explains a lot.
Ted: Gingong gingong..
gingong by Slammer111 July 9, 2009
gulgong
" A hole in the darkest depths Of NSW where you are most likely to get shanked or homosexualy raped and inbreeding is a daily occurance"
gongong
A person lacking intelligence, creativity and personality. Usually a person named after a plant or animal.
gongong by snowflakesfalling February 12, 2017
Gunging
The group performing of sexual acts on a recently buried corpse. Usually played as a game wherby the first person to ejaculate must place his lips over the dead persons sexual parts while his fellow competitors jump on the stomach.
Gunging by green ribbon November 7, 2010
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