Oliver Twist

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Someone who is never satisfied and always asks for more Urban Dictionary

1.) (n)- During doggy style sex, your partner rolls to the side causing your penis to rotate with it. 2.) (n)- An epic novel by Charles Dickens Urban Dictionary

An epic novel from Charles Dickens. Urban Dictionary

When a man gets a puddle of his sperm in his belly button, he then gets a person to slurp the sperm out. They then say "please, sir, I want some more." Urban Dictionary

The breaking of a penis, in four easy steps: 1. Hold (the shaft of the penis firmly with your hand or hands) 2. Twist (the shaft of the penis, clockwise or counter-clockwise) 3. Wait for the pop (keep on twisting until you do) 4. Pull (to successfully break a penis!) Especially useful in situations of sexual assault or rape. Use this knowledge wisely and with care. Urban Dictionary

A Chinnese Burn on the area of the male reproductive organ, The Cock. Urban Dictionary

When a man takes his penis or "Oliver" and twists it into the shape of a pretzel and inserts it into a womens vagina and as he has intercourse his "olvier" untwists Urban Dictionary

Losing weight due to lack of funds or financial difficulty. Participant in this diet usually eat Frootloops for 8 straight meals in a row. Urban Dictionary

A place where shitopians go to do the deed. There a shower in the closet. Most people say do you have skeletons in your closet. Here she has a water hose and shower to wash away the doodoo after they poop on each other. You can find it in Hunting Hills. Urban Dictionary

A sitting helicopter where you hold your hand against the tip of your cock while moving it in a circle. Urban Dictionary

Words that sound like oliver twist:
oliver twist, overtrust, elitist, alarmist, solo whist, solid waste, psalmist, samas, somberness, sombreness.