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moo snuckel 

A moo snuckel is when a guys balls are split to either either side of the pant leg, separating the balls.
Don't you just a hate a moo snuckel!
moo snuckel by Mexicutioner October 6, 2015
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moo snuckel 

A moo snuckel is when a guys balls are split to either either side of the pant leg, separating the balls.
Don't you just a hate a moo snuckel!
moo snuckel by Mexicutioner October 6, 2015
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"Drew's moo snuckle is absolutely fucking disgusting. You can see his balls dude."
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