little ones
little ones by piffy June 12, 2003
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little ones
Street hookers use this term to describe a blow job. 'Little' meaning a smaller amount of money than a lay and also less time. It is also less distasteful as they can get what they want (the drugs) quicker, what with no undressing etc. Also easier to do in a vehicle.
little ones by Dave Q. Jones October 15, 2006
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One Hundred Million Smiling Little Ones
Cum, Spoof whatever you people call it...
Potentail babies usually stopped with a latex implement called a condom
Potentail babies usually stopped with a latex implement called a condom
One Hundred Million Smiling Little Ones by Fucktarded Scarecrow August 1, 2009
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one hundred million smiling little ones by Dozle February 18, 2007
Littleone
A very attractive young woman with a very playfull personality, who's body type is slender with perfect curves. When held Littleone fits perfectly in your arms and under your chin like matching puzzle pieces. Littleone also has a voice so sweet that it is near impossible not to be aroused sexually when heard. To be referred to as Littleone she must also have a shining smile that can brighten a whole room instantly. Littleones also have a distain for vulgar men, the term 'ointment', and of course bananas.
Him - "Hey, come over here and gimme a hug"
Her - "I'm super busy right now!"
Him - "Oh, c'mon, Littleone. It'll only take a sec."
Her - "I'm super busy right now!"
Him - "Oh, c'mon, Littleone. It'll only take a sec."
Littleone by rippledtwine March 8, 2011
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