jibroo
the word 'jibroo' is the synonym of 'fart' in malayalam. It is also used to define people who have big cocks or 'ego' in other words they're just kozhis.
jibroo by notajibrooster December 27, 2023
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jibooty
Like da sebooty , BUT this is THE JIBOOTY
Orgin: Park Jimin
Discover: War Of Hormone ERA
APPRECIATE THE JIBOOTY
Orgin: Park Jimin
Discover: War Of Hormone ERA
APPRECIATE THE JIBOOTY
jibooty by JamlessPotato October 14, 2016
Jibooty
this word is used only for armys who have witnessed such a wonderful sight as the jibooty itself
Park Jimin's booty
Park Jimin's booty
Jibooty by Park Jimin's butt December 26, 2018
Jibooty
The high definition of the gluteus Maximus sculpted on to our booty god, Park Jimin, Our Jiminie Pabo💛🍑👋🏻
Something only ARMY with a love for Jibooty will understand.
Something only ARMY with a love for Jibooty will understand.
Danggggg, she got a hot Jibooty happening, lemme slide into those dm’s.
Shit Down shit down with that jibooty Gucci boi...
With that big ol’ Jibooty, you must be an international playboy.
Shit Down shit down with that jibooty Gucci boi...
With that big ol’ Jibooty, you must be an international playboy.
Jibooty by Xxsuga.cookiexX//Linquina SLAM July 18, 2018
Jibooty
Jibooty by Analjikook November 18, 2018
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