toasts
Noun. Slang. It’s when a group of guys sit around and pass pieces of toast. The last guy to cum on it has to eat it.
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Toasts n Stuff
Boy: What did you do the morning after Halloween?
Girl: Well after we all woke up we had eggs, juice, toasts n stuff.
Boy: Oh nice!
Girl: Well after we all woke up we had eggs, juice, toasts n stuff.
Boy: Oh nice!
Toasts n Stuff by ashbashhnukka November 2, 2009
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Toasts and bell
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whatever toasts your bagel
Synonymous with "Whatever floats your boat"
An expression used as a response when someone else says something that is somewhat strange or odd.
An expression used as a response when someone else says something that is somewhat strange or odd.
whatever toasts your bagel by Alexandra(: May 8, 2010
random toasts
Also see toast and random
To clink glasses of any beverage together and declare in a loud voice... anything that springs to mind. In loud celebration.
To clink glasses of any beverage together and declare in a loud voice... anything that springs to mind. In loud celebration.
random toasts by Davie Gold December 9, 2008
Do Mo Toast
When you have nothing left to eat after a night of drinking you pop in two slices of bread in the toaster. After that you are still hungry .
I was starving for food after the bar so I made some toast. I was still hungry after that so I Do Mo Toast after dat.
Do Mo Toast by will bitten August 19, 2017
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