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The only true way to be remembered in history (good or bad), is to have this as a last name Urban Dictionary

(Verb) To insert both the penis and entire sack of testicles into a vagina and/or anus. The act of "armstronging" usually requires using both hands to help stretch the vagina and/or anus hole to allow for total insertion. Urban Dictionary

The ability to give excessive hand jobs without getting tired. Urban Dictionary

Armstrong is a surname of Scottish borders origin. It derives from a Middle English nickname which meant someone with strong arms. In Ireland the name was adopted as an Anglicization of two Gaelic names from Ulster: Mac Thréinfhir (meaning "son of the strong man") and Ó Labhraidh Tréan (meaning "strong O'Lavery"). Urban Dictionary

The worst Bio professor on the planet. Spent the whole lecture time talking about how sweet potatoes are fucking YAMS. A Lil bitch boy when it comes to handing out a pop quiz. Alos dummy looking. Urban Dictionary

The weed and cheese capital of British Columbia, Canada. Urban Dictionary

A test of masturbatory endurance where the number of consecutive orgasms achieved in a single day (24 hours) corresponds to the number of times Lance Armstrong has won the Tour-de-France. Undoubtedly, the participant's arm(s) would become stronger through participation. Also known as 'The Armstrong' Urban Dictionary

To flip a girl over and have sex with her. This is done when the female in question has an attractive body, but a fugly face. Urban Dictionary

Being bullied, sued or ruined by someone for telling the truth. Urban Dictionary

A very high note or a series of them, especially on a trumpet ( from Louis Armstrong ). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to armstrong:
armstrong, armstong, armstrongs.

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Words that rhyme with armstrong:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe armstrong:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective armstrong:
whitworth, jones, sweet, gilbert, smith.

Words that sound like armstrong:
armstrong, armstrongs, army strong, armoring, armouring, arnstein, hamstring, airstream, unstrung, hamstrung, unstring, air stream, heartstring, heart string, ornstein, armstead, ostrom, neil armstrong, ormiston, monstering, ostrum, ostrem, on a string.