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the tater 

The Tater, Also know as a "Sadie" or "Critterham" . Is an elusive Ayurvedic Yogi Ninja. Skilled in many disciplines including but not limited to: knitting sweaters for mice, chopping peoples muscular situation into bliss, collecting bowls, making green magic potions, and taming Chihuahuas.
The Tater , is awesome ! She hiked 8 mis drank some green juju then massaged some ladie into pudding ! I bet she's gonna knit some thing any minute! She's badass that Tater !

Your hair looks nice today ,Tater 😘.
the tater by LewChoUish May 7, 2018
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The Tater Tots 

The act of cramming ones testicles into a second party's anus.
Ex. 1: Rob passed out at our party, so I gave him The Tater Tots.

Ex. 2: I met this girl Amy. She's real kinky and actually gets off when I give her The Tater Tots.
The Tater Tots by Rawlz March 23, 2005

the tater tot gamer 

Oh look there is the tater tot gamer I wonder when he is seeing UnheardSugar607
the tater tot gamer by Bitty Baby January 28, 2021

Channel the Tater 

A good way to remember how to say Channing Tatum's name in the proper order.
Oh yeah that movie had Tatum Channing in it right?

Its Channing Tatum, remember Channel the Tater.
Channel the Tater by strofty December 20, 2013

Jackin' the 'tater

1. v. An old turn-of the century baseball term for hitting a homerun, derived from the original backyard baseball homerun, when a potatoe was hit with a stick.

2. v. To hit a sexual "homerun", or more simply, to have sexual intercourse.

3. v. (a) To recieve a hand-job. (b) To mastubate.
1. Look at Babe Ruth jackin' the 'tater!

2. Babe ruth jacked the 'tater with a hottie last night.

3. (a) That hottie jacked his 'tater. (b) But she didn't finish so he had to jack his own 'tater.

flick the tater 

To stimulate the clitoris. Also used in boat races to describe how to gently flip the cup.
Hey man, you're going about it all wrong, just flick the tater.
flick the tater by taterflicker September 25, 2010

caught the tater 

verb. unwillingly getting caught in an illegal act and or being arrested.
perp: where u at?

eazy: caught the tater bruh ; driving home last night with a brewty in my hand and a bluntsky and the boys rolled up behind me. caught the tater...
caught the tater by brupty March 14, 2010
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proper lad 

a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
person1:did you see bob
person2: ya he was a proper lad
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Me: Poggers!
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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Surf Dracula Syndrome 

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