twankle
a firm, donut shaped pillow, worn around the p-n-s. this is used to reduce the extreme pressures of b-mping on the pelvic area during crazy intercourse.
this is especially helpful when a girl is lacking in the rear.
in other words, a tw-nkle is a “cushion for pushin”
careful guy: dude, i got this girl to come to my house later!
his friend: oh sweet are you going to f-ck her?
careful guy: yeah but shes really skinny, and i just pulled my groin, so im gonna buy a tw-nkle.
alternative spelling and pr-nunciation of the word “twinkle.”
shine, bright, reflect.
“when the light hits my ice it tw-nkles and glistens!”
v-g-n- (when used in prose or poetry)
back in the day, you wore dresses down to your ankle; now they’re so short, i can almose see your tw-nkle.
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