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toasticlays 

a band composing of daniel singing drunk in his room playing guitar one handed and puttting the songs on myspace to gain groupies.
"all day i dream about hoovers and toast"
"licking butter off toast is orgasmic"-toasticlays
toasticlays by josieandthepussycats September 6, 2008
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toasticles 

Bits of toast crumb embedded in butter or margarine after it is returned to the refrigerator, left behind by careless use of a warm knife that has already made a pass along the surface of a piece of toast. (Entered US English as a Sniglet, c. 1984.)

George, an afficionado of fine butters, found the abundance of toasticles in the tub rather revolting.
toasticles by Toastey September 22, 2006
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toasticles 

whenever you take a laundry load out of the dryer and immediately put on a steaming hot pair of underwear
"Ain't nothing like a nice pair of toasticles on a cold day."
toasticles by MIKE February 3, 2004

toasticles 

The pun on testicles for a person who's nickname has something to do with bread mainly "toast" or "toaster"
You hit toaster in his toasticles
toasticles by bunster July 13, 2009

toasticles 

What you get when a cup of coffee (or really hot soup) spills on your pants.
My toasticles hurt like mad when i spilled my coffee
toasticles by Googley Jiblets February 27, 2004

toasticles 

The black pieces that fall off into the butter dish when you butter toast.
I had to clean all the toasticles out of the butter dish once again.
toasticles by linda ryan June 9, 2007
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