Stovepiping
The act of an uncircumsized man stretching his foreskin over the tip of a circumsized mans penis resembling how stovepipe is put together.
Stovepiping by RigPig January 18, 2011
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Stovepiping
An act of sodomy in which the giver repeatedly withdraws the penis fully from the rectum of the receiver, usually resulting in a gape, and forcefully reinserts it.
Stovepiping by TheBlanker January 14, 2008
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Stovepiping
Wearing your belt one or two holes too tight to prolong the brewage in your large intestine subsequently making your farts smell horrific and nausea inducing.
Bro, what time are you going to be home? I've been stovepiping all day. You can smell each individual 16 herbs and spices!
Stovepiping by Sparky145 February 16, 2017
stovepiping
The sexual act of two fags touching their penises together at the ends, then one fag will push his foreskin over the other fags penis, and then pull the other fags foreskin over his own penis. Also known as mutual masturbation.
stovepiping by Skelly May 24, 2005
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stovepiping by Da Man July 16, 2004
stovepiping
The act of placing the head of one's penis inside the foreskin of another's penis, but whoever gets a hard on first is a fag and has to jerk the other stovepiper off
AJ and Paul were stovepiping it up, AJ being the fag he is got a hard on....and had to jerk off Paul. Stovepipin' aint easy
stovepiping by kombucha20 August 8, 2009
stove piping
When an uncircumcised man slides his foreskin over top of another mans circumsised penis and proceeds to jack the man off with his foreskin. Its like the tight sleeve fitment of stove pipes, hence the name stove piping!
Man, Pasquallys foreskin is a real tight fit!! He could barely roll his foreskin over my cock! It was just like we were stove piping in a wood stove!
stove piping by DUFMAN March 31, 2008
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