piano legs
piano legs by A.K. Smith June 18, 2006
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piano legs
piano legs by The Return of Light Joker September 10, 2009
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piano legs
A woman with very thin legs. In old days, it was a sign of coming from a poor family, with not much food available.
piano legs by Martin Lizerbram May 13, 2005
Piano legs
Piano legs is used when a girl is wearing a black dress skirt or shorts and has ghostly white legs !
" her legs are so white they look like the keys on a piano "
Girl waking down the street ...
two guys across the road...*whistle* hey piano legs
girl runs away to the nearest tanning salon in shame !
Girl waking down the street ...
two guys across the road...*whistle* hey piano legs
girl runs away to the nearest tanning salon in shame !
Piano legs by peperami87 November 16, 2009
Piano Key Legs
Piano Key Legs by Sac Attack November 4, 2009
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