Wigglestomper
an extremely gratifying s-xual release, achieved whilst standing. causes one to wiggle one’s hips and stomp one’s feet, much like a dance, but without the beat.
that girl gives the best head! i swear it’s a wigglestomper every time with her!
rick: “i swear that cashier just did the wigglestomp…”
tony: “that’s why they don’t have full length windows on the cashier’s booth.”
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