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teukkake 

Etymology: a merging of Teutonic and bukkake.

Teukkake is what happens when first year German language students feel the need to spit constant consonants in your face. Typically coincides with excessive Kraut-rock abuse and a misplaced sense of cultural superiority.
"God-damnit, Heinrich, stop spitting in my face and put your Rammstein away! F-ing Kraut-smoker!"

...

"Yeah. Heinrich? That's not even his name, it's Humbert and he blew a Teukkake all over my face when he found a Blur album in my car."
teukkake by me, not you December 18, 2005
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Similar to a Bukkake, in which a woman is tied down and several (up to hundreds) of men ejaculate on her, but only involving one man who has to ability to cover her with one ejaculation, due to his ability to produce a large amount of semen. This event is usually watched by a mixed audience and the person performing the Tukkake is applauded.
gbones: "Dude, twoname is totally going to have a tukkake with his girlfriend and wants us to watch."
Tukkake by TwoName September 7, 2009
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Similar to a Bukkake, in which a woman is tied down and several (up to hundreds) of men ejaculate on her, but only involving one man who has to ability to cover her with one ejaculation, due to his ability to produce a large amount of semen. This event is usually watched by a mixed audience and the person performing the Tukkake is applauded.
gbones: "Dude, twoname is totally going to have a tukkake with his girlfriend and wants us to watch."
Tukkake by TwoCock November 15, 2009
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