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Suckleberry Fin
Attaching a live salmon to a pregnant female's breast with the goal of filling the fish with breast milk before broiling the fish in its own juices and serving it covered in a handmade blackberry compote.
"I went to this new hipster restaurant in Five Points and left as soon as I saw what their house Suckleberry Fin special was all about."
Suckleberry Fin by DTP Dominos December 1, 2018
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shuckleberries
A variation of shucks. Used to express mild to moderate disappointment, but with a cute twist on it.
"Hey, Alexandra, I'm sorry but I can't come to your birthday party on Saturday."
"Really? Aww, shuckleberries."
"Really? Aww, shuckleberries."
shuckleberries by Jack324 January 14, 2009
Muckleberry
A total idiot, someone who really messed something up. someone who doesn't deserve friends. A bro. someone who drives a big truck.
Muckleberry by vladdrake1981 March 21, 2009
Snuckleberry
When a naughty snuggle gets into farmer John's huckleberry patches and eats them all and then wants to cuddle from exhaustion afterwards.
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muckleberry
Muckle: Noun 1. muckle - (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent; large indefinite amount, large indefinite quantity - an indefinite quantity that is above the average in size or magnitude.
Berry: This is an ancient English surname of topographic or locational origin. It derives either from the pre 7th century 'byrig', meaning 'a fortified place' or the later 'beri', or 'buri' denoting a fortified manor house.
Berry: This is an ancient English surname of topographic or locational origin. It derives either from the pre 7th century 'byrig', meaning 'a fortified place' or the later 'beri', or 'buri' denoting a fortified manor house.
muckleberry by big boots 66 November 25, 2009