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wooktuffing 

A wookies favorite Thanksgiving side dish
"What's a wookies favorite side dish on thanksgiving? Wooktuffing!" said the man.
wooktuffing by NotIceCreamGuy May 21, 2025
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Wooktuffing 

A Wookies favorite Thanksgiving side dish.
Brad: Hey Jimmy, what's a wookies favorite Thanksgiving side dish?

Jimmy: Idk! What?

Brad: Wooktuffing!

Jimmy: sybau 🥀

gurt: yo
Wooktuffing by NotIceCreamGuy May 21, 2025
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wooktuffing 

A Wookies favorite Thanksgiving side dish.
"What's your favorite Thanksgiving side dish?" Bill asked the wookie. "Wooktuffing!" said the wookie
wooktuffing by NotIceCreamGuy May 23, 2025

Woodruffing 

To masturbate furiously and without remorse. Often times to hockey teams such as the Chicago Blackhawks.
Did you hear about the Blackhawks winning the Stanley cup this year? Steve was woodruffing so hard that he nearly passed out.
Woodruffing by Tom Smidgens September 6, 2013
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