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Pearling
a sexual act in which one grabs another person’s scrotum from behind and pulls aggressively towards the rectum. the act resembles pulling a pearl from an oyster shell, hence the name. for an extra pearling surprise, twist the scrotum before pulling it backwards.
bro 1: “bro my girl was pearling me so hard last night, i still can’t feel my balls”
bro 2: “that’s so hot, i wish my girl would pearl me”
boyfriend: “can you pearl me tonight please”
girlfriend: “no your balls are always sweaty, i can’t get a good grip”
boyfriend: “then just twist before you pull, it feels even better”
bro 2: “that’s so hot, i wish my girl would pearl me”
boyfriend: “can you pearl me tonight please”
girlfriend: “no your balls are always sweaty, i can’t get a good grip”
boyfriend: “then just twist before you pull, it feels even better”
Pearling by pearling king September 4, 2023
Related Words
pedroling • Pedroing • pedrolina • Pedroline • pearling • Pearling the oyster • peddling • Pedoing • peerolling • paedoling
Pedibling
Pedibling by esspressochef January 19, 2009
prolingual
A prolingual person, in a broad definition, is one who can program in more than one computer language.
1. I don't understand what this c language is talking about!
2. Don't worry I have a friend who is prolingual in computers.
2. Don't worry I have a friend who is prolingual in computers.
prolingual by ZacGarrett August 24, 2010
pedilingus
the erotic stimulation of the foot with the tongue for sexual pleasure. Derived from the Latin words \"ped\", meaning foot, and \"lingus\", meaning tongue.
pedilingus by Jesuffle April 26, 2005
Pearling the oyster
Pearling the oyster by Woodworks July 18, 2015
peddling
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