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Definition of rinse
rinse
- fellatio.
She gives a good rinse!
Last edited on Jun 05 2013. Submitted by Neill from Toronto, ON, Canada on Mar 27 2005.
- in sports, "rinse" can mean to beat badly.
Did you see the move he/she put on their opponent? Man, he got rinsed!
Last edited on Mar 27 2005. Submitted by Neill from Toronto, ON, Canada on Mar 27 2005.
verb
- To over-charge for a service in order to extract the maximum fee from the customer, e.g. the plumber rinsed the insurance company by testing every pipe in the building!
Origin - to rinse a cloth is to squeeze it until it is dryLast edited on Sep 02 2015. Submitted by Brian Herbert from Manchester, Greater Manchester, UK on Sep 02 2015.
- To over-charge for a service in order to extract the maximum fee from the customer.
the plumber rinsed the insurance company by testing every pipe in the building!
Origin - to rinse a cloth is to squeeze it until it is dryLast edited on Sep 02 2015. Submitted by Brian Herbert from Manchester, Greater Manchester, UK on Sep 02 2015.
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