rubjob
A female aided orgasm (orgasms do not always occur from a rubjob), usualy performed with the hand. No "jerking" occurs during a rubjob; its just rubbing.
rubjob by seymore buttz January 19, 2007
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Robjob
1: "Hey, Beauford! Bring me a crowler of Double Maple Imperial Morning Stout, a garden hose, and a butt plug."
2: "Can't go wrong with a Robjob to start the day! Want the one with the pony tail?"
1: "Perfect, thanks!"
2: "Can't go wrong with a Robjob to start the day! Want the one with the pony tail?"
1: "Perfect, thanks!"
Robjob by DasGuenter October 29, 2020
Related Words
rub job • robjob • Rugjob • rebjob • Rubjot • Rubjub • Rubob • christy robjob • Spanish Rub Job • rum job
Robjob
1: "Hey Beauford! Can you grab me a crowler of Double Maple Imperial Morning Stout, a garden hose, and a butt plug?"
2: "Sure thing, I love a good Robjob. Do you want the one with the pony tail?"
1: "Hell yeah I do!"
2: "Sure thing, I love a good Robjob. Do you want the one with the pony tail?"
1: "Hell yeah I do!"
Robjob by GeunterMcBeunter October 29, 2020
Rumjob
A mixed alcoholic drink created by Brian Altano and the cast of the Knocking Boots podcast (Episode 13 if you're interested). He created the drink after running out of traditional mixers. The name comes from a 22 year old female listener by the name of Chelsea who wrote into the podcast concerning the rim jobs she was receiving from her 67 year old friend. The next episode it was decided by Greg Miller, to call the drink The Rum Job.
Ingredients:
1 parts Captain Morgan spiced rum
3 parts Orange Crush or any other orange soda
To turn it into a dirty rum job, line the cup with chocolate syrup.
Ingredients:
1 parts Captain Morgan spiced rum
3 parts Orange Crush or any other orange soda
To turn it into a dirty rum job, line the cup with chocolate syrup.
Rumjob by Johnny Two-tone September 24, 2011
Rubob
Rubob by the real bastian December 22, 2008
Rumjob
The official drink of the IGN Knockin' Boots podcast that is simply Captain Morgan's spiced Rum and Orange Crush soda.
The Rumjob was inspired by a letter we received last week where a this 23 year old girl was dating a 67 year old therapist, and just loved giving him rimjobs.
Rumjob by Ihavenoidea189 June 28, 2011
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