Makeoutable
Makeoutable by The WEBERsters Dictionary November 27, 2010
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Makeoutable
Person in Relationship: Damn baby, your lips are so soft, hot, and makeoutable.
Other Person in Relationship: Aw thanks babe!
Other Person in Relationship: Aw thanks babe!
Makeoutable by anxiousbean July 12, 2016
Related Words
makeoutage
A combination of the words makeout and outage meaning a lack of makeout opportunity. When one has gone a significant amount of time without kissing.
Mary had a little man.
This man was white as snow.
And everywhere that Mary went
that man was sure to go.
Until one day he got sick and tired
and he left Mary in the meadow.
Then she cried and cried and suffered from makeoutage.
This man was white as snow.
And everywhere that Mary went
that man was sure to go.
Until one day he got sick and tired
and he left Mary in the meadow.
Then she cried and cried and suffered from makeoutage.
makeoutage by Haileigh December 9, 2008
Makeupable
Makeupable by salesinator June 29, 2016
takeoutable
takeoutable by Pheng November 3, 2007
Makeout-able
Makeout-able by urisiwhdhf July 8, 2025
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