Ploughed
Ploughed by babakaashirwad December 24, 2012
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Ploughed
To achieve or progress forcibly and repetitively during sexual intercourse. The act of plowing into and through a hole.
Little Jonny having become loathsome of his pedestrian intimate relations, stepped up his game and ploughed every hole he could find with vigor and enthusiasm.
Ploughed by John Mickelstain June 3, 2021
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for example cannabis
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