arse bandit Phrase |
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HomoSexual �
John is an arse bandit
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Arsehole noun |
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Anus �
British equivalent of asshole |
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Arvo |
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Afternoon �
This word is used extensively in Australia and also in England in some places. |
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Ass |
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Buttocks �
Now acceptable term on US television. 'John has a big ass.' |
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Ass boy noun |
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Derogatory term for male homosexual. "Whatever you say, ass boy." |
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Assfuck adj |
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asshole, shithead �
Said in place of saying no, or when someone says something stupid and a smart retort is needed. Usage: Not quite, assfuck. |
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asshole noun |
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anus; detrimental person note second meaning very common nowadays. �
Mary thinks that John is an asshole. |
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asswipe compound noun |
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toilet paper, Worthless piece of paper, like a parking ticket. �
John is an asswipe! (John is worth as much as the paper that I just used to wipe my stanky ass!) |
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Aunty noun |
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likable older gay male �
not necessarily effeminate |
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ball noun |
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testicle, Usually used in the plural. �
Not considered obscene today. 'John has a big pair of balls.' |
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balloon knot noun |
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Mary was having her balloon knot bleached. �
Derogatory term for the anus |
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balls noun |
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testicles �
male genitals |
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baltic adj |
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cold �
mainly used in the phrase 'it's bloody baltic' |
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bang verb, transitive |
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to fornicate �
Does not seem to have intransitive use 'John banged Mary all night.' '*John and Mary banged all night.'
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basket noun |
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The visible shape that the male genitals make in one's pants �
John has a big basket. |
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bastard noun |
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a despicable person,illegitamate male note very common term, less offenssive today than a generation ago �
'Mary believes that John is a real bastard.' |
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baths gay steam bath |
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common term for steam bath. �
'John got laid at the baths last night.'
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be on the rag verb phrase |
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have one's menstrual period �
stronger than 'period' : 'Mary is on the rag.' |
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bear noun |
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a hairy beefy gay male �
Both Mary and John like bears. |
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beast with two backs noun |
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the form of a couple during intercourse �
Often used with to make. John made the beast with two backs with Mary last night. |
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beat off verb, transitive and intransitive |
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ck off (verb, trans. and intransitive) �
note variation of jack off. Used less commonly. 'John beats off twice a night.' |
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beaver noun |
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Vagina �
Usage: Sexual slang, vulgar. For example; Show me your beaver, love. Etymology: Probably from furry skin of animal of similar name Pronounciation: Bee-vah
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beef noun |
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well-built male note used by both the heterosexual and homosexual communities. �
'Mary gets turned on by beef.' |
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beef curtains noun |
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offensive term for the female genitals �
using this term to describe an induvidual girl's parts, when she is present will invite quite a lot of abuse, as it alludes to a female being well packed and not very clean, i.e. 'Mary, I bet when you're in the shower with the window open, your beef curtains flap around in the wind' followed by a slap and a thud as john hits the floor.
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bell end noun |
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tip of the penis �
can be used to desribe the body part or as an insult, words should be rung together, as if one word. |
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