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lick my sack 

what you say to someone when you're fresh out of clever retorts. (also, lick me sack)
some smart guy: "In my opinion your mother is a whore."
you: "Lick my sack."
lick my sack by kyle marx April 15, 2003

lick my sack 

lick my sack is what a guy tells you[, his cocksucker, to do while you suck a [cumgasm out of his dick.
Matt always says "lick my sack" when I suck his dick!
lick my sack by USAF Cadet November 14, 2020

lick my sack 

too caress the ball sack with your tongue, usually not by preference.
gay guy to timid gay guy who is still ion closet: Dude, lick my sack or I'll shove my cock in your ear.
-lick my ponch
-lick my scrote
-shave my ball sack with your cats tongue
lick my sack by SkinnyPete January 5, 2004

Lick my ball sack 

A phrase used to angrily and inappropriately reject someone's opinion.
You hate blahblahblah? Lick my ball sack.

Lick my fat juicy but sack 

When s fat dirty cunt likes your throbbing purple but sack
Hey bich lick my fat juicy but sack
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