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Nut It Out
To figure out the details of something, usually in a group.
It's funny because it sounds like ejaculating.
It's funny because it sounds like ejaculating.
"We went over budget again this month, so Bill and I Nutted it out in his office and I think we figured it out."
"Hold on a second, I'll go nut it out in the hallway."
"Hold on a second, I'll go nut it out in the hallway."
Nut It Out by AWaywardAdventurer September 4, 2016
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i bet my left nut on it!
a bet you feel you cant lose. a guaranteed win of a bet thus there's no way i'd be able to pay you with my bollock
i bet my left nut on it! by sir curly February 5, 2007
Going off it's nut
Going off it's nut by Mysta D February 9, 2009
it makes me nut
it makes me nut by charmgang January 19, 2019
Bust-a-nut-itis
Derived from the slang term "the itis", which refers to the uncontrollable tendency to fall asleep after having a big meal.
Bust-a-nut-itis is the overwhelming urge men experience to fall sleep after having sex or busting a nut.
Bust-a-nut-itis is the overwhelming urge men experience to fall sleep after having sex or busting a nut.
Wally: "..so when I woke up, that hoe had taken everything, my iPod, my Blackberry, credit cards..."
Buddy: "Sounds like a serious case of bust-a-nut-itis.."
" I had bust-a-nut-itis so my mom found me passed out in front of my PC with big booties on the screen, my pants around my ankles and lotion everywhere.. "
Buddy: "Sounds like a serious case of bust-a-nut-itis.."
" I had bust-a-nut-itis so my mom found me passed out in front of my PC with big booties on the screen, my pants around my ankles and lotion everywhere.. "
Bust-a-nut-itis by Shocker Zulu August 21, 2011
Nutito
A hippie type name meaning bringer of wine and cheese. This name was used by Ecuadorian shaman spirit healer to describe loving male prowess in cheese and wine acquisition.
Nutito by Christiandv8 February 26, 2010
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Ratfucker
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Along with Nixon’s other ratfuckers, Roger Stone caused fights at otherwise peaceful Democratic Party protests to generate a false narrative that the Democrats were violent and dangerous.
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