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Smoke Pole
A black powder rifle of some sort, especially a muzzleloader. Common slang among hunters. So called because a muzzleloader spews out a cloud of smoke along with its projectile, unlike modern guns. Another popular term for a muzzleloader is Boomstick.
"Grab your smoke pole and powder flask, we're headin' for Penn. to catch their black powder season."
Smoke Pole by Da-Gun-nut Garfield December 16, 2008
Smeepole
Two penises getting blown by the same mouth at the same time, while both penises are intoxicated. Alcohol, marijuana, or both can lead to the intoxication.
Note: Races may occur to see who erupts first, because the slower of the two will have the others victory juice on his manhood.
Note: Races may occur to see who erupts first, because the slower of the two will have the others victory juice on his manhood.
Matt: Yeah, I guess they got a Smeepole by that one chick.
You: That is so fucking gay man. What were they thinking?
Matt: Well they weren't. I'd be surprised if they were awake for it.
You: That is so fucking gay man. What were they thinking?
Matt: Well they weren't. I'd be surprised if they were awake for it.
Smeepole by Cocktits McGee March 30, 2011
smokeless
smokeover
"i smoked that chron chron last night and i had a fuckin smokeover till 8:30am, and work was at 7...
smokeover by beth williams August 20, 2006
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