knackers in knickers
knackers in knickers by cupcake fiend June 12, 2008
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don't get your knickers in a twist
don't get your knickers in a twist by MoreBudlight November 10, 2013
knickers in a twist
knickers in a twist by Octopod November 7, 2003
Knickers in a twist
Knickers in a twist by Scootb May 21, 2015
Kick in the knackers
Kick in the knackers, meaning a kick to the testicles of a male. When a boy is kicked in the cock and balls and it hurts like hell, resulting in the boy falling to the ground in pain and rolling around. A kick to balls/knackers is an unfair move.
Jacob and Harry where fighting at school. Harry would have won the fight but Jacob used a kick in the knackers on Harry and Jacob immediately won the fight as Harry couldn’t continue after having his groin attacked so brutally.
Kick in the knackers by Nutshot pain June 12, 2023
lifes a beach then you get sand in your knickers
lifes a beach then you get sand in your knickers by baglady2713 July 4, 2018
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