The taint. Think of it as the bridge between anustown and vaginaville. obviously, the fergie song is referencing a part of the human anatomy, and the taint is really the only body part that even vaguely resembles a bridge.
by hughjanimal November 12, 2007
The new location of the London Bridge at Lake Havasu Arizona is home to much promiscuous behavior by young girls and the term "London Bridge" has come to refer to any manner of sexual acts performed by drunk chicks.
"I drank so much Natty Ice at Havasu last spring break that my London Bridge was so going down like five times a day"
by Betty Sue September 9, 2006
When an eiffel tower is attempted, but the two guys are too intoxicated to stand up and the trio falls into a heap on the floor.
Mike and Jeff tried to eiffel tower this chick the other night, but their inebreation led to a london bridge.
by E-Kizzy December 24, 2007
London Bridge is when two girls are fighting over one cup with outstreched arms. As one wins and rips the cup from the others hands they both fall down.
by cuddle_lingus July 11, 2008
Two people use a toilet, one sitting down and the other standing over urinating at the same time between the sitter's legs.
I have to pee too... Should I London Bridge?
by jcwashere July 25, 2017
When a girl is in her hands and knees and 1 guy is in front getting felatio and another guy is going from behind. Instead of high fiving (Eiffel Tower), the dudes fist bump and form The London Bridge.
by The London Bridge February 18, 2018
London Bridges (noun.) 1. Panties. The use of this metaphor (london bridges) as an alternative for the word panties was introduced in 2006 by Fergie of Black-Eyed-Peas.
In her debut song, "London Bridges", Fergie makes the following context;
'How come every time you come around
My London London Bridge wanna go down'.
Abstractual concept - (Imagine how one's panties would slip of both legs evenly, they would form a bridge.)
2. Can also be a reference to implcating intercourse (depending on word usage) ie. "I want to get into her London Bridges".
In her debut song, "London Bridges", Fergie makes the following context;
'How come every time you come around
My London London Bridge wanna go down'.
Abstractual concept - (Imagine how one's panties would slip of both legs evenly, they would form a bridge.)
2. Can also be a reference to implcating intercourse (depending on word usage) ie. "I want to get into her London Bridges".
"Look at the size of that girls booty, damm, I can't imagine a london bridge big enough to fit her"
"Why don't you drop the london bridges, so we can get busy?"
"Why don't you drop the london bridges, so we can get busy?"
by Darryl Learie aka nine9nine9nine9 September 14, 2006