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scutching by adam russel November 24, 2017
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Scratching like a DJ
Female masturbation. Frigging the bean back and forth like a DJ scratching vinyl.
I walked in on my roommate scratching like a DJ last night.
I woke up so engorged and horny I had to scratch it like a dj.
My uncle offered me $200 if he could watch me scratch it like a dj. Want to go to the mall?
I walked in on my roommate scratching like a DJ last night.
I woke up so engorged and horny I had to scratch it like a dj.
My uncle offered me $200 if he could watch me scratch it like a dj. Want to go to the mall?
Scratching like a DJ by Dick Onchin April 21, 2020
Related Words
scutching • scotching • scitching • Scoutching • scrutching • Scurching • Scurtching • smutching • Stutching Stick • scratching
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
Not content with doing nothing and enjoying their win, the enemy team has instead chosen to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory - Phrase, common usage. Doing something stupid causing your team to lose when all you had to do was nothing.
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory - Phrase, common usage. Doing something stupid causing your team to lose when all you had to do was nothing.
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory by Gamer487 December 3, 2019
Soul Snatching
When girl sucks your dick sooooo good as if she took your soul out with it too when your nut come exploding out of you.
Man Jasmine was soul snatching last night she sucked my dick sooo good when I came it felt like she sucked my soul out too
Soul Snatching by The Smooth Scientist January 10, 2018
Scritching
Scritching by timberpup January 24, 2010
dry snitching
Intentionally getting someone in trouble by outting something they've done wrong while trying to keep it sly.
*You return to work from lunch with the boss right there*
Coworker to you: "I didn't know we had two hour lunches!"
You later: 😑
Dry snitching.
Coworker to you: "I didn't know we had two hour lunches!"
You later: 😑
Dry snitching.
dry snitching by mashetee88 September 27, 2015
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scrutching
Using a crutch to scratch your legs since you are physically impaired at the moment to do the same with your hands.
scrutching by A.I.R January 16, 2010
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