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Nut In The Butt

Nuttin' into a hoe of low caliber.
Guy1: Dude! I saw you leave with that skanky hoe last night! What happened?
Guy2: I took her to my place then we watched Shrek 3 and one thing led to another and I ending up giving her an ounce of the nut in the butt!
Guy3: Word?
Nut In The Butt by L-Keebsy June 23, 2008
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nut in the butt

When you blow your load in some guys asshole!
Brian Smith likes when guys come to his room and nut in the butt
nut in the butt by Anthony April 3, 2005

Nut in the butt

The act of Louie nutting in Temo's butt.
Temo loves when Louie pins him on top of the poker table at La Verne Casino for a quick nut in the butt.

nut in the butt

Hey sexy, let me put my nut in the butt.

nut in the butt

when something just hits so different it’s not a regular nut, it’s a nut in the butt.
“Wow that guy is so hot. Nut in the butt”

“My pizza looks smack rn. Nut in the butt”
nut in the butt by nutta butta December 30, 2020

nut nut in the butt butt 

When they nut in the butt (but with more words)
Guy 1: You ever wish for world peace?
Guy 2: Nah man i always wish for nut nut in the butt butt.
Guy 3: Same
Guy 1: Word!
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