infinite wipe
Infinite wipe glitch is when you take a fat shit and no matter how many times you wipe some brown appears on the toilet paper.
infinite wipe by HotDog456 January 27, 2024
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Infinity wipe
Similar to ass crayon. The feeling after taking a huge dump that your wiping is doing nothing for your coulo. It almost seems as though you will never get off the toilet, and you will be wiping for all eternity.
After exiting the washroom at a party, Dan is asked: "what took you so long in there man", Dan replies "Infinity wipe, bro".
Infinity wipe by Fasterisbetter February 1, 2008
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Infinite wiper
When one tries to wipe, but no matter how many times one rubs the toilet paper against the a-hole, it will always come with some brown on it.
Infinite wiper by Jay Rumos April 19, 2018
Infiniti Wipe
The last infiniti wipe I had was after I ate at Chipotle three times in one day and I used an entire roll of toilet paper on that poop.
Infiniti Wipe by JsBerries March 7, 2015
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