suitcocking
a nudist practice similar to shirtcocking, but substituting the upper half of a suit rather than a shirt, and wearing nothing on the lower half of the body
suitcocking by Lainiebug February 4, 2009
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shirtcocking
verb: meaning to wear only a shirt and no pants or underwear, hence just a shirt and cock. However, can also be applied to girls. May have first been created at Burning Man.
I only saw his little pale butt as he was shirtcocking when he chased my cat Snickers out of the room.
shirtcocking by Bloodrunna August 3, 2010
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shirtcocking
A nudist practice involving wearing nothing but a shirt, usually a t-shirt that ends above the waste.
That smelly old hippie with the Burn It! t-shirt and no pants is shirtcocking in the wrong town. Get him!
shirtcocking by Prof. Toofin Gersinmee May 3, 2006
Softcocking
When someone fails to participate in an activity, (usually one involving drinking) through fear of their personal safety or a fear that they will hurl or make a total dick of themselves
You're not coming on the Prague trip? That is softcocking of the highest order!
Stop softcocking and down that pint!
Stop softcocking and down that pint!
Softcocking by Gareth Wilcox April 9, 2008
shitcocking
The act of being an immature, foulmouthed, idiot on a forum, in a chatroom or on an online game chat system simply because you're anonymous, you have a (relatively) captive audience, and because you can
shitcocking by weap September 11, 2005
shitocking
shitocking by Clamdiver4eva September 17, 2017
Emotional Shirtcocking
When Denny asked me what was really troubling me, I really didn't feel better until he encouraged me to do some emotional shirtcocking.
Emotional Shirtcocking by Playa Wizard April 9, 2023
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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