Insertion
I pleasure my girlfriend during insertion.
Insertion by EssieHutch January 12, 2015
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Insertion
1. To put one objet inside of another object
a. When a man puts his penis “in” during sexual intercourse
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insertion sort
1. A sorting algorithm where the sorted array is built one entry at the time.
2. When it is unclear which woman is the most attractive, so you "insert" your penis into each vagina in order to determine its warmth, muscularity and general hoo-ha.
2. When it is unclear which woman is the most attractive, so you "insert" your penis into each vagina in order to determine its warmth, muscularity and general hoo-ha.
1. My data was arriving in bursts, so the best way of getting it in order was using insertion sort.
2. I now have herpes because I performed insertion sort on too many women last night.
2. I now have herpes because I performed insertion sort on too many women last night.
insertion sort by thestraightman October 17, 2011
Insertion Of Ween
Insertion Of Ween by weenqueen April 4, 2010
insertion exertion
insertion exertion by GlazeHer April 13, 2014
insertion point
1. noun: a point at which you go in for the insertion, when ESRing(see definition) the insertion point is normally around the eye area.
2. noun: the point i find in which i will stick it into them and fuck away.
2. noun: the point i find in which i will stick it into them and fuck away.
1. Dude i found the insertion point on victors mom and ESRed her so hard.
2: Carla has like 90 insertion points just pick one.
2: Carla has like 90 insertion points just pick one.
insertion point by Paco the all knowing. September 4, 2004
insertion exertion
insertion exertion by GlazeHer May 14, 2014
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