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Butt Retching

Butt Retching

verb
When you have diarrhea so bad that you have nothing left to pass, and your ass starts retching. Similar to when you have nothing left to vomit, but from your anus's point of view.
"Hey, is Steve coming out tonight?"
"Nah man, he has food poisoning. Left him butt retching for like three days."
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reltih floda 

Crazy military type who took over the running of the nation of dnalhcstued (also called ynamreg) and murdered lots of wejs and tsinummocs.
Who the lleh ever heard of reltih floda?
reltih floda by Fearman December 28, 2007
A retcho, to retcho. Probably derived from "retchid" and "typo". Applied in the golf community for mistake in score (intentional or not).
Bobby shot a 7 on the last hole. He scored himself a 5. He proceeds to win the match by 1 stroke. He pulled a "retcho" on the other players. Bobby retcho'd his scores.
Retcho by golfguy7 August 5, 2011
When you Felch someone and also give them a Rim Job at the same time
I don't want one more word out or i'm going to Relch you.
Relch by Ralph I. April 27, 2019
to vomit.

I think I am going to retch.
And suddenly, from out of no where, masses of people ran out of the building, on to the street at near record-setting paces, only stopping to retch. The retching continued, the people in the back and slower ones, slipped on the excretments, and became part of the conglomeration on the ground.
retch by bob jones May 13, 2005
The combination of ketchup and ranch dressing. Pronunciation is both descriptive (combination of words) and prescriptive as in making one vomit
Chicken nuggets with retchup are either amazing or vomitous...
retchup by bojaca July 7, 2011
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