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upper decky 

When someone places a Zyn (nicotine pouch) in their upper lip, it is referred to as an upper decoy
Buddy got buzzed last night with the upper decky ferda
upper decky by Abow69 February 14, 2023

Upper decky 

slang for ZYN nicotine pouches.
Yoo, remember that fucktard named jeffrey? I saw him putting in an upper decky in the bathroom
Upper decky by dumdumboy March 12, 2024

Upper Decky 

When someone used the back tank reservoir of a toilet instead of the bowl to defacate into.
Me and the bro both had to shit, but there was only one toilet. So we stacked it and did an Upper Decky
Upper Decky by Bunkjeads September 14, 2025

upper decky lip pillow 

when you put two zynachinos in your second floor gum well after shotgunning five claws and a four loco
yo who’s tryna pack a upper decky lip pillow buds?

Upper Decky Lip Pillow 

A great way to impress the bitches. To be part of the UDPLC (upper decky lip pillow club), one must rip four upper zynies and four lower zynies at the same time.
Aye, you see Nick rip an upper decky lip pillow. I saw at least 3 panties drop. What an awesome guy. I want to be like him.

upper decky gummy 

attractive girl
Your gilf of a grandma is an upper decky gummy.
upper decky gummy by raqueesha October 2, 2022
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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