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rock in sock
rock in socks are breasts that have lost the ability to hold themselves up. these breasts give the appearance that they are nothing more than a rock placed inside a tube sock hanging from one's chest
rock in sock by kristo January 27, 2004
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Rock in a Sock
A crude flail like weapon crafted within seconds, usually used by someone in a very desperate and dire situation.
Often used when you have no other weapon. Usually people take a sock off, drop a rock in it and then they have a weapon.
Often used when you have no other weapon. Usually people take a sock off, drop a rock in it and then they have a weapon.
Ay bruh, we was bout to jump that dude but he ripped off his sock and tied off a rock in the end of it. Rock in a sock be a crazy mad weapon bruh.
If you ain't got a weapon you gonna pick up a rock in a sock.
Rock in a sock is a prison style weapon like the slock.
If you ain't got a weapon you gonna pick up a rock in a sock.
Rock in a sock is a prison style weapon like the slock.
Rock in a Sock by BigPeterLilNuts May 20, 2019
rock in my shoe
"Being the head of this project has proved to be a rock in my shoe."
"I always feel like a rock in my shoe at a party"
"This rock in my shoe has really been a rock in my shoe"
"I always feel like a rock in my shoe at a party"
"This rock in my shoe has really been a rock in my shoe"
rock in my shoe by absurdjunk March 2, 2021
Rock in your pocket
Rock in your pocket by Herp_Derp June 13, 2013
Rock in a tube sock
A rock in a tube sock is when the females' breasts are so saggy it looks like a rock in a large tube sock.
Rock in a tube sock by Chunkybuddha January 14, 2009
rock in a sock
a women's brest that have started to sag. With the majority of the weight at the bottom it looks like a rock in a sock.
rock in a sock by Spadesx May 17, 2006
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