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Appreciate her little Georgia O'Keefe
appreciate ones little Georgia O'Keefe: to masturbate (said of a woman)
Etymology: allusion the uncanny resemblance of many of O'Keefe's flower paintings to vulvae.
Etymology: allusion the uncanny resemblance of many of O'Keefe's flower paintings to vulvae.
She's crabby because she doesn't appreciate her little Georgia O'Keefe.
She's not answering her phone because she's appreciating her little Georgia O'Keefe.
She's quite the connoisseur of art; she frequently appreciates her little Georgia O'Keefe.
She's not answering her phone because she's appreciating her little Georgia O'Keefe.
She's quite the connoisseur of art; she frequently appreciates her little Georgia O'Keefe.
Appreciate her little Georgia O'Keefe by apocope February 23, 2010
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One Hundred Million Smiling Little Ones
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Potentail babies usually stopped with a latex implement called a condom
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Little Orphan Annie
A very popular cocktail made by mixing vodka with a Shirley Temple (lemon-lime soda and grenadine). Referred to short-hand as a "loa"
Tomorrow's always a day away; happiness is always a loa away.
Bartender: What'll it be?
Patron: A little orphan annie, double shot.
Bartender: What'll it be?
Patron: A little orphan annie, double shot.
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Little One
Nickname. Affectionate term for one of your favorite people who happens to be petite or diminutive. Very lovable and adorable person. People love to hug this person because she fits well into their arms because of her small size.
Little One by celebri-T April 4, 2009
little one
A term used as affection from a male to a female.
Origin: Out of print album by Jon Luvelli titled, "Scratch".
Origin: Out of print album by Jon Luvelli titled, "Scratch".
little one by XXLmag October 18, 2008
little opportunities
A phrase coined by Octomom, Nadya Suleman, to put a positive spin on how she financially provides for fourteen children without working. Little opportunities are generated by pimping one's own children out to the media.
Q - Hey, dude. Why are there so many cameramen on the beach today?
A - Cause the Octomom is taking advantage of one of her "little opportunities" by pretending she actually takes her brood of fourteen to the beach on a regular basis for some good old-fashioned family fun.
Q - Ah! So, she's pimping those poor kids out again.
A - Cause the Octomom is taking advantage of one of her "little opportunities" by pretending she actually takes her brood of fourteen to the beach on a regular basis for some good old-fashioned family fun.
Q - Ah! So, she's pimping those poor kids out again.
little opportunities by TsuDho November 30, 2009
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