mfactor
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mfactor
1. Ultimate separation between legs.
2. Pleasure area on a woman.
3. The vaginal humps on a woman between her legs that are obvious from a distance when a woman is standing upright and walking, or standing still. It is the separation that occurs between a woman's legs in the uppermost area surrounding the vagina. A woman's legs that touch each other on the inside directly in front of the outer vagina cannot be considered an M. Only if there is complete separation and no fat on the legs to touch one another can it be considered a good M-Factor.
2. Pleasure area on a woman.
3. The vaginal humps on a woman between her legs that are obvious from a distance when a woman is standing upright and walking, or standing still. It is the separation that occurs between a woman's legs in the uppermost area surrounding the vagina. A woman's legs that touch each other on the inside directly in front of the outer vagina cannot be considered an M. Only if there is complete separation and no fat on the legs to touch one another can it be considered a good M-Factor.
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B & M factor
crowded ANYTHING! highways, stores, streets, e.t.c.!! B & M means bodies n' (or) and (or) in machines. -saying one experienced a high B & M factor, means they experienced a situation where the ratio of bodies~machines~space was EXTREMELY out of balance!!
joe: don't drive the van wyck thruway!!, the high B & M factor is hugely punishing!!
overpopulation often has one experiencing a high B & M factor!!
the holidays specialize in extremely high B & M factor EVERYWHERE!!, -think i'll only buy online!
judy 'did' (pick a name!) in the storeroom, as they waited for the high B & M factor to subside...
overpopulation often has one experiencing a high B & M factor!!
the holidays specialize in extremely high B & M factor EVERYWHERE!!, -think i'll only buy online!
judy 'did' (pick a name!) in the storeroom, as they waited for the high B & M factor to subside...
B & M factor by michael foolsley November 12, 2013
mactor
mactor by BernieMactor March 29, 2004
mactor
An adjective used to describe a female that pleasantly plump. Comes from a combination of the word mush and the word factor.
mactor by dirtydog420 February 14, 2012
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