Definition of gobblegoo

gobblegoo

• gooblegoo Describes a woman who enjoys or pretends to enjoy swallowing a man's cum and is proud of her act.

  Man asks: Will you swallow my load?
  
  Woman replies: Yeah, baby I'll swallow every drop.
  
  Man replies: Yeah, baby you like swallowing my load. You are definitely a gobblegoo!

  Last edited on Apr 17 2022. Submitted by DOINIT on Apr 17 2022.

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