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splash out 

Spending money like a balla.
"I like this watch, but it's so expensive."
"so? splash out."
"naw."
"seriously, splash out, balla."
"ok." pulls out wallet.
splash out by Jessica C. December 29, 2004
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splash out 

1. First you make your girl drink a gallon of water, or milk for a warmer tone of color.

2. Put her in the "dog on top position" (also known as 'the fishermans warf'). This position allows maximum pressure to be applied to the bladder.

3. When you are ready for the show to begin, flip her over to the "rabbit on bottom" position (also known as 'strolling the marina').

4. Heres the tricky part, now transfer your weight onto both your hands, and push down firmly on her abdomen, and yell "splash out"

5. Recieve a warm blast of bile coating your upper legs, lower chest, arms, and pelvic region as your urethra gets splashed out with piss.
She said she wanted to spice things up in the bedroom so I opted for the splash out.
splash out by stevos skate balls February 24, 2010

Splash out/ Splashout 

Splash out/ Splashout- A term created by African brothers (The music group), means to simply do something well or adding your own spice to something. To splash out/ Splashout means to do things at a high level
Splash out/ Splashout sentences

Ex: Let's say your friend Calvin gets invited to a party, he would say "I'm finna pull up to the party and splash out"

Ex: Or if he was about to have intercourse with a woman he would say "He's about to get in the pussy and splash out" or "splash out in that pussy"

Ex: Let's say Calvin just killed an onstage performance, I would say "he went up there and splashed out"

Ex: Or if Calvin had a nice fit or dressed well I would say "he's splashed out or he's looking splashed out"

Splashfut 

Im splashfut
Splashfut by Simondzn July 18, 2021
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