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Rug and a plug

When two girls are scissoring, but at the same time the use of a double sided dildo is penetrating each asshole adding to the pleasure.

Traci and Beatrice had a hard night of scrapbooking and drank a bottle of Spirytus. Things got down and dirty, they were adventurous and had a good olde rug and a plug. The smell was atrocious.

by Dongbag69 December 17, 2016


meme plug

Someone who shares the cursed image they find on the internet. Just like a drug dealer just they deal you memes *no coke included. No they don’t have a basic name like daily memes, they are very underground.

joe: check out dem memes boss!

harvey: were do you find these disgusting and vile images.

joe: it’s my Meme plug boss!

by Lasagnacat June 24, 2019


plug the whore

A card game whereby the full deck is evenly distributed and placed faced down. Players turn cards over at the same time and whenever a queen turns over the player who flipped it yells “plug the whore”. Player with the least number of queens during the game has to fuck the nastiest fattest pig in the bar at the rest of the players choosing. The boys pick the whore and if you’re the loser then you have to plug it that night.

That’s the pig right there, with her midriff and gunt hanging out, tracks up her arm and zit on her lip.

“Ahhh boys do I have to?”
Fuckin right, plug the whore!

by NSAssman June 29, 2019


period plug

It's self explanatory. Slang for tampon.

It was the time of the month and Wendy started to drip so she used a period plug.

by lenny732 July 23, 2017


plug in baby

another nickname for guitar.

my plug in baby, crucifies my enemies

-Matthew Bellamy (Muse)

by blackj June 5, 2005

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Sot plug

Singlish slang to describe a person having a wire loose in his/her brain

that person is so crazy, i think he sot plug one

by jackass10101 May 30, 2011

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plug and pray

The term Plug and Play is most associated with Microsoft, who started using it in reference to their Windows 95 product. Other operating systems (OSs), such as Mac OS, had already supported such features for some time (under various names), but the term gradually became universal over time. At the time of its initial offering by Microsoft, it was criticized by some as not being "proven" technology, which did not always work as it should. Detractors at the time of the earliest offering spoofed the functionality as "plug and pray" because "one never knew if in fact the thing would work."

"I sure hope this new wireless mouse works. I guess I'll just plug and pray"

by toniwithaneye October 14, 2006

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