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"That Ryan Seacrest is such a projack!"
projack by Thundercockeur September 1, 2008
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Promacker
A girl whose only point of existence is macking it to guys, in a perpetual attempt to increase her number.
I know she was a promacker by the way she smelled.
Promacker by fourdegreez April 29, 2003
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Projaculator
noun: projaculator; plural noun: projaculators
a: something used for making ejaculation calculations, in particular an electronic device which attaches to the erect penis which then provides the specific ejaculation velocity to a handheld device.
b: a person who ejaculates with such force that the blast radius is substantially larger than an average ejaculation.
a: something used for making ejaculation calculations, in particular an electronic device which attaches to the erect penis which then provides the specific ejaculation velocity to a handheld device.
b: a person who ejaculates with such force that the blast radius is substantially larger than an average ejaculation.
"My God Fred, my last boyfriend was a dribbler, but you are a projaculator!"
"I'm sorry about the wall stain mom. I was unaware that I was a projaculator."
"I'm sorry about the wall stain mom. I was unaware that I was a projaculator."
Projaculator by itchygoo August 21, 2016
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Projaculate
To projaculate is, simply, to projectile ejaculate. Similar to projectile vomiting but more enjoyable.
'My fish is dead! I was having a slap over my DVD of 'embarrassing bodies' when I projaculated and shot a hole in his tank'.
Projaculate by Figaro666 January 13, 2011
propackstinate
Having flown 100,000 miles before July 1st, Chris decided to propackstinate before his trip to Hong Kong, because the martinis were calling him.
propackstinate by chdow August 14, 2010
Prozacky
adj. (PRO-zak-ee) 1. ineffably happy; existing in a chemically-induced state of blissful ignorance. 2. Overmedicated. See Rush Limbaugh.
From the New York Times article "Sweeping the Clouds Away" by Virginia Heffernan, dated November 18, 2007, describing early Sesame Street episodes: "Cookie Monster was on a fast track to diabetes. Oscar’s depression was untreated. Prozacky Elmo didn’t exist."