troll's foot
where a man or woman grows out his/her big toenail for eight weeks, then shoves it up their partners rear end during intercourse.
troll's foot by James Wattsonfer September 2, 2008
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troll's foot
troll's foot by TheBetterEd June 15, 2006
troll's foot
From a term used in the Date Movie - Placing a foot with toe nails that are unclipped for many months up someones ass.
troll's foot by J. Biber August 17, 2006
Trolls Foot
Trolls Foot by speed racer947 June 11, 2006
Trolls Foot
When someone grows there toenails out for six months and then proceeds to shove it in your asshole
also known as monkeys paw, nine inch nails, hammer toe
also known as monkeys paw, nine inch nails, hammer toe
Trolls Foot by slut bucket whale July 22, 2006
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