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Screamed at a Ghost
When a man cleans his dick with a tissue after masturbating and some of the tissue is left behind. Later in the day he meets up with a girl or guy and demands a blowjob. The partner screams in horror to find that he has a ghost for a dick
Kelly talked to her friend about her boyfriend "Last night I screamed at a ghost.. yeah I feel ugly if he has to do that..."
Screamed at a Ghost by Flatlined Again November 2, 2008
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She Screamed
A secondary phrase added to the end of a primarary phrase by a second or third party to imply a sexual innuendo. The innuendo is inteded to make the primary phrase appear to be something that a woman would say with extreme excitement relating to a male or a form of sexual intercourse. It is very similar to 'That's What She Said' but to a further extent.
She Screamed by Minchinator October 9, 2008
I screamed
Sexual act: using a cornetto or a cone shaped ice cream as vaginal or anal dildo and then proceeding to lick the ice cream whilst it's still inserted. AKA I scream or Icy Cream. Established by Ollie Hughes and Gabriel Cotton.
I screamed by cabrielgotton November 8, 2012
i pooped on a bird and it screamed like a taco
Person 1: HEY MAN I POOPED ON A BIRD AND IT SCREAMED LIKE A TACO!
Person 2: I mean they deserve that for pooping on my car all the time.
Person 2: I mean they deserve that for pooping on my car all the time.
i pooped on a bird and it screamed like a taco by cat hotdog June 15, 2021
wisconsin screamer
sensually rolling a wheel of cheese down your partners (male or female) back, and proceeding to beat them over the head with said wheel as you finish. The type of cheese makes no difference, as long as it is in wheel form.
" check it out Phil, I just purchased a wheel of Gouda and I'm gonna give my girl a Wisconsin screamer tonight"
wisconsin screamer by Jamfam222 April 10, 2016
Screamer Culture
Screamer Culture (very popular in the 2000s) revolves around online pranks such as jumpscares, or being RickRolled in videos, websites, or flash animations.
Screamer Culture by wikiasuckeru September 7, 2020
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