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tommiesue 

A glorious molded sculpture from god. A wonderful woman who is charming and delightful. She is great at many things “wink wink” especially algebra. She’s very talented and confident. That bitch don’t need a man..PERIOD. But the men need her:)
My mouth flew open when I saw TommieSue walk by.
tommiesue by brainlybesties October 27, 2020
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Tommies are people who are native of Toms River NJ and are the sworn enemy of bennies. Every summer they wage war with the bennies from up north. Usually they just give wrong directions to them.
Benny: "How do you get to Seaside Heights?"
Tommy: "Go to Rt. 37, make a right and once you pass under the GSP and reach the hospital, you are almost there, just a few more miles past lakehurst, and the beach will be in front of you before you know it."
tommies by Morgulking75 May 24, 2005

Tommies Whalehammer 

This is the sexual act of inserting a hammer into a BBW's anus abruptly, using a lubricant made of a previous mixture of faeces and semen, and using the hook part of the hammer to stimulate the clitoris. Continue until the girl creates a sound of both pain and pleasure, resembling that of a whale.
I gave Jeanette Big jugs a tommies whalehammer last night with my dad's hammer. It was like visiting the aquarium!
Slang -(n) 1. A derogatory term for a British Soldier. Most likely from World War I. 2. Tommy Atkins: Generic name for the "British" common soldier.
Movie U-571 (German sub being depth charged by an allied destroyer) "The Tommies are crapping all over us captian!"
tommies by Todd Cosma April 16, 2008
pl., noun
offensive for english soldiers after WW2 in germany
verdammte Tommies, get out of our country!
tommies by Lapdelem July 1, 2004
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