rat-a-tat
rat-a-tat by jonny tight lips September 26, 2005
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RAT-A -TAT
RAT-A -TAT by Jackie Walker January 20, 2005
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rat-a-tat dinja
The art of knocking on an unknown persons door then running away. Perfected by youths in the mid 90's.
Rat-a-tat dinja is best performed on middle aged men upon their return from a public house. Usually on a Saturday afternoon after their football team his failed them giving the best possible return rate.
rat-a-tat dinja by David Leitch October 29, 2007
rat-a-tat-tat-that-ass
The act of bending a women over and giving it to her from behind while spanking each side of her ass with both hands like a drum. More commonly used as a verb.
rat-a-tat-tat-that-ass by Pete December 29, 2004
rat-a-tat-tat-that-ass
Penetration from behind while spanking her ass in a military nature - first with left hand, then right, and continue.
rat-a-tat-tat-that-ass by JCH December 30, 2004
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