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rusty trombone

rusty trombone noun: the act of simultaneously performing anilingus and a hand job.

Noun

rusty trombone (plural rusty trombones)

  1. (slang, vulgar) The act of simultaneously performing anilingus and a hand job.
    • The “RustyTrombone" you know that I think that is the oldest of all these sickening things uh, 'cause I heard that one years and years and years ago.2003, United States. Federal Communications Commission, FCC record, volume 18, number 10
    • What I did to your mom last night. I think is called a rusty trombone or maybe it's a cherry cheese danish.2008, Don Haynes, Lee Gerst, D.N.R.-The Best Show That Will Never Be on Television, page 106

Forms of rusty trombone

pluralrusty trombones

Origin of rusty trombone

In reference to the hand-mouth coordination and motions required while playing the trombone, and the rust-color of fecal matter.

Questions about rusty trombone

What does rusty trombone mean?
Rusty trombone means the act of simultaneously performing anilingus and a hand job.
What part of speech is rusty trombone?
Rusty trombone is a noun.
What is the plural of rusty trombone?
The plural of rusty trombone is rusty trombones.

Words near rusty trombone in the dictionary

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  2. rusty sheriff's badge
  3. rusty thicketbird
  4. rusty tinamou
  5. rusty tinamous
  6. rusty trombone
  7. rusty trombones
  8. rusty-margined guan
  9. rusty-margined guans
  10. rusty-spotted cat
  11. rusty-spotted cats

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