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sheep kick 

(verb)the strike used in the martial art of kenyan grandfather rolex using the uward power of a sheep delivered to the oppositioning west flank this often occurs in a turtule splat when down you can perform a dillo stomp this often will result in an ovatty
mr.toratelli:ima sheep kick your buzzing ass
honeybee:smell me on your own time weeb
mr.toratelli:(using sheep kick on sorry ass little bee)
honeybee:ow that did a thing to me
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Russian Sweep Kick 

Alternative attack move to the Russian Leg Sweep.

Derived in Britain in 2011. The Russian Sweep Kick requires the 'attacker' to drop to the ground and spin on their rear end whilst simultaneously extending either their left or right leg up at a 20 degree angle towards their opponents inside leg.

This is a highly skilled move and performed correctly will bring an opponent to the ground.
Whoa you see that guy's Russian Sweep Kick?
Russian Sweep Kick by TheMuzzaMan January 5, 2011

sweep kick 

You've got one coming, I'll be there in 4 hours

Good Luck...
Just to clear up any confusion, yeah, I'm on my way to sweep kick that living crap out of you
sweep kick by PERSON I THINK August 4, 2020
A word to describe an man or woman’s penis that has pubic hair that grows on the shaft.
Eww I was about to have Alex with Jeremy and noticed he had sheepdick. When he got hard there was hair on like most of his actual dick.
sheepdick by "MADMAN" September 5, 2021

Kicks like a sleep twitch 

An excessive running adventure through a city or town. Anyone can do it but is hard to truly master if you don't know the papillon.
Damn he really kicks like a sleep twitch
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murderhobo 

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