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underfooded by cheese please :) September 6, 2019
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Underwooed
To fail notably to impress or excite somebody; a feeling that someone gets when it is obvious that the other party has put forth little or no effort to gain your love or affection.
Ericka: During Jud’s absence, both Stephen and Bob contacted Janine. Stephen made reservations for lunch at her favorite restaurant, greeted her with Godiva chocolates, apologized profusely for not calling her, and stated he was an idiot. Bob met her at Panera, and didn’t even offer to cover the cost of her coffee.
Anna: Wow. She must have been totally underwooed
Anna: Wow. She must have been totally underwooed
Underwooed by J9sayshi May 7, 2013
understooded
understooded by gfkl March 24, 2021
Undercooked
Undercooked by riverintheroad April 16, 2011
underfooter
Dug stumbled leaving the kitchen, the underfooter created by his cat forced him to snag a napkin on the way out
underfooter by dug1970 February 25, 2011
Undercooked meat boomerang
A blow job position where when the receiver's penis is limp, the giver pushes it in a vertical position with his/her tongue, and let's it fall back down again inside his/her mouth.
"You do positions like reverse cowboy, doggy-style, the chirping chicken and the undercooked meat boomerang."
Undercooked meat boomerang by WantlessPower October 25, 2006
underfootedness
The repeated unintentional act of tripping people up, dependably getting in the way of progress of authority.
For the manager of the household it is not only the vexing underfootedness of the newly unemployed spouse, everywhere the housekeeping member turns, she is sure to bump into the guy who is not all that certain where to put himself at various segments of a suddenly elongated and agenda-less day.
underfootedness by Jeffrey Allan Backowski II October 1, 2019
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