Pleet
the act of taking a dump on a womans chest, then -j-c-l-t-ng on the p–p, mixing it up, and injecting it in your bloodstream.
i ran out of drugs, so i pleeted with my girlfriend to satisfy my needs.
any kind of pill. perscription or otherwise.
guy 1- “yo did you pick up them real life pleets?”
guy 2- “yay, they were pink e in the brain.”
#2
guy 1- “them f-ckin pink pleets got me pleeted as f-ck”
guy 2- “dope.”
another name for pecks. guys who take good care of there body and keep a physically active life style tend to get these. they are located in the area where women have there t-ts. namely the chest. pleets have a good shape and are usaually firm and muscular. wish i had deadly -ss pleets
nick played football without a shirt and showed off his well developed pleets.
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