judder
her body juddered as she climaxed.
judder by Edward Samuelson August 22, 2006
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Judder
Judders. They will make you shudder! porn addicts with an unhealthy obsession with wooden puppets and only fans models.
Who's that weirdo over there? Is that an ebbo?
No, no. notice the wooden puppet, that's a Judder my friend.
No, no. notice the wooden puppet, that's a Judder my friend.
Judder by Jimmy Parker the 3rd July 29, 2023
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Judder nuggets
Judder nuggets by Shitbrickss January 8, 2018
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udder judder by Slimady October 10, 2016
Cock Judder
The intent to bring a man to ejaculation by implementing the act of rapid, uninterrupted mechanical hand motion.
Also, known as the unintentional movement's of the penis after ejaculation.
Also, known as the unintentional movement's of the penis after ejaculation.
I gave this chick $25 for a Cock Judder the other day, It felt nice.
Yo dude, I just banged this chick and I've got the Cock Judders.
Yo dude, I just banged this chick and I've got the Cock Judders.
Cock Judder by RSMP May 2, 2022
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junderpants by TimmerOU812 June 25, 2012
Judger
One who continuously invokes criticisms and/or true statements toward all others around them, with the continuous pursuit of attaining the premier, elitist, victorious, and ass-kicking status of a true judger, who is by the way, so much better than everyone else. Judgers exhibit inherent behaviors by ramming self-confidence and unfortunate-looking or unfortunate sounding victims into the ground. The judger may strike at any time, place, and/or dream. Judgers may laugh, sneer, and/or point and cackle at you in person, over the phone, or via social networking devices, especially if you're eating tofu. The judger does not discriminate in any way, shape, or form in his or her judgment against any person, animal, spirit, or little green man. Judgers' common victims may include: pimply-faced teenagers, hippies, hipsters, fugly people, preppies, farmers, emotional train wrecks, bros, foes, hoes, and your great-aunt Sally. Cross-category judging may occur if a judgee elects to do so, and thus becomes a judger. No one judges the judger.
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