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stuffer

An object used to "stuff" one's palm, which a fist is made around. Common items in this class are rolls of quarters, large bolts, lighters, etc. They should be fairly heavy, provide protection to the hand and do a great deal of damage, akin to brass knuckles, when they strike someone. Also advantageous because in certain jurisdictions, brass knuckles are illegal, whereas there is no crime in carrying an item such as this.

That queer Evan lipped me off, but after I broke his jaw and ruptured his eyeball with my stuffer, he never looked me in the eye again.

by Snusss March 30, 2008

7πŸ‘ 9πŸ‘Ž


stuffer

Usually a pethatic attempt by a slut,to make her boobs seem like their bigger!!

Jodie is a stuffer and always stuffs her bra with tissue and cotton!

by AfriendAtsaucon February 21, 2007

10πŸ‘ 22πŸ‘Ž


Stuffer

A stuffer is a broke down car that you are driving, but would rather not be.

A. Did you get a new car?

B. Yea, but it's a stuffer.

by Sleepy1love1 February 5, 2012

3πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


stuffer

one who enjoys stuffing his small penis in tiny holes to make himself feel like a big man

STFU stuffer!

by R00tBreaker August 4, 2003

6πŸ‘ 40πŸ‘Ž


Stuffer

Someone who (usually male) inserts small objects into their pee hole for sexual gratification . Objects include fishing line, guitar strings, catheters etc.

Person 1) Wheres John?
Person 2) He’s being treated for a urethra infection. He’s become a stuffer

by MastaT January 29, 2018

1πŸ‘ 4πŸ‘Ž


Can Stuffer

The best job in the world.

Meanwhile, packing cans travel to a workstation to be filled by some of the most decorated and celebrated members of the workforce, the can stuffers.

by Vanilla_Fraggers July 30, 2019


Taco Stuffer

A person who particularly enjoys having sex with a person of Hispanic descent (male on female; or more infamously male on male - in jail or in San Francisco - you get the idea).

"Yo, Latrell really likes banging those Spanish chicks man, he's a hard core taco stuffer."

by 32Represent! December 11, 2006

26πŸ‘ 2πŸ‘Ž