Daisy chain
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Often found in porn, a phenomenon where multiple female participants perform cunnilingus on each other in a circular formation, permitting each participant to both give and recieve oral sex simultaneously.
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Partner (A) is sucking off or eating out partner (B) who is sucking off or eating out partner (C) and so on until the final person is sucking off or eating out partner (A). Partners can be gay, lesbian or straight.
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- Sexual position involving multiple partners. One partner is pleasuring another, usually orally; the second is pleasing a third, and so on. Usually applied to homosexual males having a chain of oral sex.
- The process of attaching computer cables in sequence to create a longer cable distance.
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[n] flower chain consisting of a string of daisies linked by their stems;
[v] connect devices on a part of a chip or circuit board in a computer -
[n] flower chain consisting of a string of daisies linked by their stems;
[v] connect devices on a part of a chip or circuit board in a computer -
A knot often used for storing rope on a sailboat consisting of many slipknots tied on top of each other. This knot is usefull because it makes the rope small but can but untied instantly.
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A group of men, 3 or greater, standing in a circle, giving each other [Dutch rudders]. This can be done by having each person put their right hand on their penis, and their left hand on the adjacent persons arm; or vice versa.
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When multiple [lesbians] eat each other out. [Mmmmmmm] [hawt].
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a method of passing a lit joint that decreases [idle] burning time.
when in a circle of four or more [the joint] is passed forward then passed back after each draw without holding the joint [idly].
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The act of multiple cars continuing to [turn left], one after another, on a yellow/[red light], in one long chain of cars. This act is often accompanied by [cursing] and gesturing from the drivers in the opposing direction who are prevented from proceeding on their green.
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a number of computers or pieces of computer equipment or software that are connected to each other in a series:
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