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Spit in my mouth 

It means exactly what it says. Put your saliva in my mouth. Drool on my tongue.
"Last night when were fucking she said to spit in my mouth. So I did, I spat some saliva on her tongue.
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Spit in my mouth 

To quite literally spit in someone's mouth i.e. trading saliva during a kiss
Person1:"Spit in my mouth daddy"
Spit in my mouth by Psychosomatic January 28, 2021

spit in my mouth 

Do NOT spit in her mouth literally. she means cum inside her mouth.
Im glad I asked what she meant when she said 'Spit in my mouth.' because I almost pulled her head back and drooled into her mouth. Instead she grabbed my cock and showed me what she meant.
spit in my mouth by Agrav8ted September 22, 2017

spit in my mouth 

cum in my mouth
spit in my mouth after you pull out
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