plooney
n. A sexual act whose climax involves (long-distance) ejaculation onto a picture of George Clooney.
Also v. int.: to plooney
Also v. int.: to plooney
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plooney by DramaOfficewords March 23, 2004
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plooney your mom
plooney your mom is the act of plooney. But, the image of George Clooney is held by your mother sitting in a chair across the room, but in plain sight, of where you are your partner are copulating.
When asked to plooney she responded, Plooney your mom bitch! He later attempted to do so but missed causing an unfortunate clean up for his mother.
plooney your mom by Professor Quinta July 18, 2008
Pooney Dunderchin
A brash, pungent smelling, wolf-man like creature that dwells in caves and feeds on small children, mice, subway rats. Often said to be a mythical creature. Said to be the offspring of a unicorn and Kate Moss.
Pooney Dunderchin by P. Dunder April 15, 2009
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