kujoing
the act of a minimum of 8 males simultaneously penetrating one another in a circle. the act occurs like the wave going around a football stadium as they take turns thrusting in a circle.
i walked in on kujo in his room just kujoing with 7 of his h-m-s-xual friends.
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