pondulating
the act of dipping one's testicles into the ocean while holding on to a ocean vessel to determine the ocean's current.
pondulating by eduardofredico January 2, 2021
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Porpulating
The feeling you get when youre over tired or havent eaten in a while. You get punchy, hyper, goofy, and giggly because your body begins to run off of its natural and reserved sugars
Porpulating by saiiormn91 July 18, 2010
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Pongulating
The fourth science, the final frontier, yadda yadda yadda. It's great stuff, originated in use by microwave scientists, but now in general use for anything.
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1. "Don't let the sweetcorn pongulate too hard"- mum
2. "Dude I pongulated soooo hard last night!!"-Jamie
3. "Mate, he's up there pongulating Chardine."- Bekie
2. "Dude I pongulated soooo hard last night!!"-Jamie
3. "Mate, he's up there pongulating Chardine."- Bekie
Pongulating by Pongulation October 25, 2014
Populating
another word for popping...
can be used as in to get (something) started
or as in "what's up?" or "what's going on?"
can be used as in to get (something) started
or as in "what's up?" or "what's going on?"
"hey john, when are we getting that great train Populating ?"
or "mary when is that party Populating "
or "mary when is that party Populating "
Populating by mecca-soldier March 26, 2009
pendulating
Applied to naturally `enhanced` women.
Large (pendulous) breasts swinging from side to side (like a pendulum) under a loose fitting shirt giving the appearance of two kids fighting under a blanket.
An action not unlike a Newton's cradle where balls of a similar size crash into each other and bounce back.
Large (pendulous) breasts swinging from side to side (like a pendulum) under a loose fitting shirt giving the appearance of two kids fighting under a blanket.
An action not unlike a Newton's cradle where balls of a similar size crash into each other and bounce back.
pendulating by theblubster September 4, 2014
Pongulating
Pongulating by lowlord43 January 5, 2017
pengulating
pengulating by hoythunter13 March 2, 2014
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