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vagzilla
vagzilla by Josh and Taylor April 26, 2007
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vagillating
vagina + vascillating = vagillating. When a PMS'ing woman is being an indecisive princess. Related to male condition of manstration but with indecision.
She says, "You're going out with your friends tonight, and I don't want to go out with your friends, but I want to hang out with you. Maybe I should go out with you. No, maybe you should just stay in with me. No, maybe I'll just stay here all by myself and watch Steel Magnolias on VHS."
I say, "I'm going out. Come with me if you want, but you'll have to stop vagillating."
I say, "I'm going out. Come with me if you want, but you'll have to stop vagillating."
vagillating by The Great Badger October 16, 2008
vagzilla
A monster hiding in the vagina that eats penis when nearby. Often very hungry, and found living in a whore.
vagzilla by Kevin Parker May 15, 2008
Vagilla
Vagilla by OLD VAGILLA June 11, 2018
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