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get poked up
"Yo nigga, u hear bout dat cat dat came down by da block........he got poked up yo...word"
"Ooo shit eh...he must have been dum to get poked up eh"
"Ooo shit eh...he must have been dum to get poked up eh"
get poked up by Cage333 April 12, 2007
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Poled up
Pooed up
noun
a condition in which there is difficulty in emptying the bowels, usually associated with hardened feces.
a high level of constraint or restriction; a pronounced lack of ease.
a condition in which there is difficulty in emptying the bowels, usually associated with hardened feces.
a high level of constraint or restriction; a pronounced lack of ease.
Pooed up by Fresh Boppo May 21, 2020
make up poke
make up poke by Devin W. August 12, 2008
poke a pinkey up a puckered pooper
I was gonna fuck her up the ass but she was so tight all I could do was poke a pinkey up a puckered pooper
poke a pinkey up a puckered pooper by Jimmythejerk May 27, 2020
PokeDupe
PokeDupe by thatdundundun December 25, 2020
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