throshed
“Were you born on the side of the road, because that’s where most accidents happen.” “He just throshed you!!”
throshed by Steven 2013 January 26, 2018
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thrashed thirds
thrashed thirds by whoreydildo January 3, 2011
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Thrushed
Thrushed by Lordyorkster66 November 27, 2021
Trailer Thrashed
The ensued drunkenness from drinking Ice House, Coors, and etc way too much to the point where not only is one trashed... but thrashed. Usually one's drunkenness is beyond consciousness and loses recollection due to being not only belligerently drunk, but violently affiliated with others or just nothing at all.
Friend #1 -"Uhhh, why is (said person here) screaming and punching the palm tree outside?"
Friend #2 -"Oh, he/she decided to get three 24 packs of Ice House and I think he/she walked into the damn thing. He/she's Trailer Thrashed."
Friend #1 -"Such belligerence!"
Friend #2 -"Oh, he/she decided to get three 24 packs of Ice House and I think he/she walked into the damn thing. He/she's Trailer Thrashed."
Friend #1 -"Such belligerence!"
Trailer Thrashed by JamesPaiva! April 18, 2010
Thrashed Out
A phrase to desribe a severely over-used vagina which no longer provides any sexual gratification or the ability to retain bodily fluids. Somewhat similar to that of a Wizards Sleeve or a Clowns Pocket
Her pussy was so thrashed out, one could consider using it as a sleeping bag.
I left her so thrashed out, she'll never be able to look at her clunge in the mirror again.
Your Mum/Sister wasn't as thrashed out as I thought she'd be.
I left her so thrashed out, she'll never be able to look at her clunge in the mirror again.
Your Mum/Sister wasn't as thrashed out as I thought she'd be.
Thrashed Out by omniscient87 August 2, 2012
thrashed
a word used to refer to a female getting fucked hard by a male.
synonyms are to "bang/bone/fuck her brains out" , or
"to have ravaged her" or to have "drilled" her.
synonyms are to "bang/bone/fuck her brains out" , or
"to have ravaged her" or to have "drilled" her.
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