thimble
a pronounced clitoris on a woman
Fred had no trouble finding her thimble once his hands ventured down there.
thimble
A kiss
"She says if you try to give me another thimble, she'll kill you" - Peter Pan, on Tinkerbell being a bitch
Thimbling
When you have one of those very small dicks that could possibly be small enough to fit into a thimble.
"When i got out of that ice bath my dick was so small i was thimbling."
"I saw John testing whether or not he was Thimbling the other day" "Oh yeah what happened" "Slipped right on!"
"I saw John testing whether or not he was Thimbling the other day" "Oh yeah what happened" "Slipped right on!"
Thimble
from Monopoly.
b.1935(R.2017) (age 82)
A game piece in monopoly usually picked last by its players.
(This is the reason for its retirement) Its existence in today's modern world of adults and children led to confusion.
b.1935(R.2017) (age 82)
A game piece in monopoly usually picked last by its players.
(This is the reason for its retirement) Its existence in today's modern world of adults and children led to confusion.
"I don't want to be the thimble, what is it supposed to be?" said the little boy," I don't know exactly? But it's the last piece." answered his father.
Thimble
The act of pushing your thumb through your scrotum, surrounding your finger in the testicular sack. Thus resembling a thimble.
"Damn, Jackson totally just thimbled me."
Thunder Thimble
A man with a small but enthusiastic penis. We're talking 4 inches and below. It won't break the bank but it will shake the timbers.
He had a thunder Thimble but he still made my legs legs shake.
She didn't hit the bottom, but her Thunder Thimble hit the bull's eye.
She didn't hit the bottom, but her Thunder Thimble hit the bull's eye.
thimble rigger
thimble rigger: One who cheats by thimblerigging, or tricks of legerdemain. 1. Also known as a shell game: A game, usually involving gambling, in which a person hides a small object underneath one of three nutshells, thimbles, or cups, then shuffles them about on a flat surface while spectators try to guess the final location of the object. Also called thimblerig. 2. A fraud or deception perpetrated by shifting conspicuous things to hide something else.
"Their notions of justice more closely resemble that of the sidewalk thimble rigger."