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Large membered handsome beast who terrorises the ladies with his truncheon
Last night I was penetrated by the Odges
Odges by Hugh Jorgan1974 July 29, 2012

Ndibulele 

Ndibulele, a name given to someone most likely to succeed, intelligent and an alpha male. The name directly translates from the South African native language, IsiXhosa to English as"I am thankful" or "I thank you". Ndibulele lives with confidence, a funny personality and is able to lighten and cheer up any room. The older Ndibulele gets, the wiser he becomes, the hunger for information also grows greater. Very goal driven and honest. This makes Ndibulele an asset to multiple projects he is most likely to be involved in. Talented, a gentleman, smooth with emotion and seeked by the female heart. His success is evident at early stages but hardly ever celebrates. Not afraid of risk but will always hold emotions deep without discussing with others.
Ndibulele kutata.
Ndibulele by Russell Murphy November 22, 2021
1) Not Sally in the vernacular almost requires no definition as it is everyone who is not Sally.
2) Not Sally is a literary character and the heroin of the Mystery Adventure Series "Not Sally." Her real name is Nancy and she solves mysteries and goes on adventures with her father Not Steve whose name is actually Bob.
I’m not going down that rabbit hole again, we exist, I am Steve, you are Not Sally, I have amnesia and we are lost. -Not Sally and the Agent's of Duck
For The Punx
You going to the NoFX show?

Yeah man FTP!
FTP by Kyle Munro October 13, 2008

Chauvined 

When a person in power (i.e manager, boss, general manager, cops, etc) gets caught and punished for abusing their power.
“Hey, did you hear about my boss, Bill?”

“No. What happened to him?”

“He got totally chauvined by the regional manager!”
Chauvined by kookieBYbeatay April 22, 2021
A peeker is a thong or g-string exposed over the top of a girl's pants/skirt/shorts.
Did you see Sam's peeker? Holy shit I had an instant hard on.
Peeker by Evan Linder October 12, 2005
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