Teaspoons

What do we mean by teaspoons?

A small spoon used to stir the contents of a cup or glass.

A unit of measure, equivalent to one-third of a tablespoon or roughly five milliliters.

Verb, a modification of the spoon position. one lies on their side in the original spoon position and the other lies on their back knees bent up and over the others legs. perfected only with sundaying Urban Dictionary

Being the 'little spoon' (on the inside) while spooning. Urban Dictionary

When one accidently pees a little, equivilant to a teaspoon, in their pants. This can be caused by laughing, farting, sneezing, and sometimes it just happens. Urban Dictionary

The sexual act of cupping one's partner's (or partners') scrotal sac. It is often accompanied by a gentle vertical motion much like when weighing a mango. Urban Dictionary

Just like spooning (with your partner) but rather than a parallel body on body it becomes more perpendicular with the male forming the cross with the famale for easier sexual access... Urban Dictionary

Also called a vurp. A burp that is accompanied by vomit, about a teaspoon. Urban Dictionary

Running away, preferably accompanied with the sound of bongos. Originates from when the British people heard of the Boston tea party and went to fight the American people; upon noticing the Brits, the Americans fled. Urban Dictionary

To chill out, or relax Urban Dictionary

A person whom is a wank player of video games. Urban Dictionary

A teaspoon that is made out of pure tungsten and iron, is capable of digging through a few meters of reinforced concrete, can seriously harm and kill armoured opponents, can't rust, and if thrown has a penetration higher than a magnum bullet. it can also stir tea Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to teaspoons:
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Words that rhyme with teaspoons:
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