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nectarine 

kind of like a tamborine. except its a fruit. and not an instrument.
-Can I play with your nectarine ?
-No, but you can play with my tamborine.
nectarine by e-swizzle April 27, 2011
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Nectarine 

The fan group that follows Bass Nectar.
Damn, those are some heddy ass lookin wooks. Oh, Bass Nectar is in town. Those are Nectarines.
Nectarine by DagPics July 22, 2019

nectarine 

Nectarine was derived from ‘he nuzzled at the nectarine’.
A nectarine is sweet and lubly just like Nectarine honey angel the 3rd.
Nectarine is just simply wonderful, she’s always up for band practise, and for doing stoooopoid stuff however she is odd as she asks people to feel her eyelashes.

I wouldn’t be able to live without my lil nectarine around.
nectarine by bubla March 13, 2005

Nectarine 

A peach that shaved its hair/fuzz
"Thats a really weird looking peach." "No it's a Nectarine"
Nectarine by BeefInATaco February 24, 2019

Nectarine 

Pungent liquid produced by petit loup.
That batch of nectarine was good shit. Super pungent.
Nectarine by the_flapper__plam April 11, 2022

Nectarine Kebab 

Is the term given to a hairy bird who pleasures herself with a dildo whilst watching two guys with hernia's docking whilst fucking themselves with dildos.
Whilst Griff and Lootour docked with each other, Jodie was observed to be having a Nectarine Kebab

Nectarine Bat 

That is some straight up Nectarine Bat.
Nectarine Bat by Nattymama1 July 12, 2022
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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