49 definitions by Matt Huff
by Matt Huff November 11, 2009
similar to weenis but it's the skin where the arm bends at the elbow joint on the inside of the arm where it makes a V shape
by Matt Huff December 10, 2010
Ancestors who are incest.
When someone's bloodline is all incest and relatives only reproduce with other relatives they may be refered to as incestors.
When someone's bloodline is all incest and relatives only reproduce with other relatives they may be refered to as incestors.
by Matt Huff October 27, 2009
by Matt Huff October 31, 2017
Remember that fat girl with the long neck and the small head at high school who had extremely high ostrogen levels?
Yeah, just throw some feathers on the bitch and she'd be an ostrich herself.
Yeah, just throw some feathers on the bitch and she'd be an ostrich herself.
by Matt Huff January 4, 2011
A gay eardrum that tends to only hear things that are queer or homosexual.
A person with a queerdrum usually turns normal conversations into something sexual pertaining to a dick, a penis, or an ass.
A person with a queerdrum usually turns normal conversations into something sexual pertaining to a dick, a penis, or an ass.
Girl: "You're not using your pick right on the E string."
Guy: "He's not using his dick right on his G-string?"
Girl: "There you go again listening from your queerdrum again.."
Guy: "He's not using his dick right on his G-string?"
Girl: "There you go again listening from your queerdrum again.."
by Matt Huff August 29, 2009
honey.
(the tasty stuff you put on toast, bisquits, sopaipillas, and sometimes in tea)
((because pollen is flower jizz and beez spit it back up into the honeycomb to make the honey))
(((technically it's also snowballed by mouth to mouth transfer normally done between a field bee and one of the hive bees)))
(the tasty stuff you put on toast, bisquits, sopaipillas, and sometimes in tea)
((because pollen is flower jizz and beez spit it back up into the honeycomb to make the honey))
(((technically it's also snowballed by mouth to mouth transfer normally done between a field bee and one of the hive bees)))
by Matt Huff October 9, 2010