tarmac

when a girl sh-ts on your chest and then rubs her -ss around, smothering it in.
“i was having s-x last night and the girl tarmaced me. what a b-tch!”
tarmack is a reference to a discovery by a man named macadams. macadams found that crushed rock, as opposed to pea gravel, could be compacted into a firm and durable surface if mixed with asphalt tar and compacted.’tarmac is a term almost universally misused to describe an airports runway, which are always concrete, not blacktop, paving, or tarmack.
driving through the california motherload, we could see remains of the tarmack that once was the surface of the main road.
a mixture of crushed rock and tar with was a pre curser to modern asphalt.

of course you only hear the word now days by nit wit news people who picked up the term after the 1972 twa hi-jacking where british reporters on the scene referred to the airliner “sitting on the tarmac”. in british terms they commonly use tarmac like we in the usa would use the word “asphalt”. as is so common with reporters they like to repeat words and phrases that have an international flavor whether they know the meaning or not.
you are driving down an old country road constructed with the old fashioned process of rock and tar called “tarmac”
a word which gives much joy to news people, who think they have discovered what to call the hard surface where aircraft park at an airport. the correct term is “ramp”.
upon exiting marine one and seeing the news cameras rolling, bush strutted like ronnie across the tarmac.
a paved area, which is used to escape “run”, “take-off” or “fly” from a lock down facility. the pavement generally consists of crushed material; such as, gl-ss or stone, which is rolled with a mixture of bitumen and tar. often mistaken for asphalt, this material is distinguished by loosened debris, which can be used for self-harm.
when staff members neglected to guard an open gate, the inmate “took-off” on the tarmac.