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poodacac 

Having remnents of "poo" on the cac when it is pulled out of one's arse.
I was poodacacing JJ's mom one day, it was very nice.
poodacac by kirchE October 12, 2004
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poodacac 

to insert the cac into the poo area
I straight up poodacaced this dudes mom last night
poodacac by jkay October 13, 2004

poodacac 

when you take the cac and you ram it into the poo area (booty area)
Yo last night i was poodacac this ho from the club
poodacac by HIshee October 14, 2004
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