raging B
To have an extream erection. Comes from raging boner.
raging B by Sergio Sanchez April 13, 2004
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B-Raging
Person 1: Bro I swear there was a spider under my bed I cant go to bed until I kill it bro wtf why dont you guys care?
Person 2: Chill its okay, stop B-Raging
Person 2: Chill its okay, stop B-Raging
B-Raging by HomiesInMaspeth December 20, 2021
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Raging Barry
Raging Barry by Nerdvana93 April 29, 2013
Raging bear
Person 1 "Do you like raging bear rum?"
Person 2 "No"
Person 1 "Then you haven't been to New Zealand or your a homosexual."
Person 2 "No"
Person 1 "Then you haven't been to New Zealand or your a homosexual."
Raging bear by Kracked88 September 12, 2015
raging boner
Dude: Dude, the other day i tried to buy a vykaden from this guy but it turned out to be a viagra. I HAVE HAD THIS RAGING BONER FOR 3 DAYS NOW AND IVE JERKED OFF 27 TIMES. THIS IS CRAZY AND OUT OF CONTROL
Dude's Friend: And i care... why?
Dude's Friend: And i care... why?
raging boner by Mark O. S. September 28, 2005
raging bisexual
raging bisexual by BisexualElephant4 April 3, 2020
Raging Boner
Raging Boner by Operator October 6, 2004
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