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This past summer, we shared our picks for the most memorable definitions of "Denver" on Urban Dictionary. But there are plenty of other Denver-oriented terms that are even more bizarre. Some are so disgusting we would feel wrong subjecting you to them: Look up "Denver Mudslide" only if you enjoy...

By Michael Roberts

January 29, 2015

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This past summer, we shared our picks for the most memorable definitions of "Denver" on Urban Dictionary. But there are plenty of other Denver-oriented terms that are even more bizarre. Some are so disgusting we would feel wrong subjecting you to them: Look up "Denver Mudslide" only if you enjoy grossing yourself out. But others skirt the line between strange and hilarious. See what we mean below.

See also: Photos: Ten most memorable definitions for "Denver" on Urban Dictionary

Number 10: Denver Omlette

The act of placing your nutsac on the back tire of a bicycle, then having someone mount the bicycle, and begin to ride it, skipping and smacking your balls around.

"Dude, why are you limping?"

"I got soooo drunk and decided to make a Denver Omlette."

"Sounds good!"

"No dude... my testicl*s got smashed..."

Number 9: Denver Sandwich

A Dr. Pepper or Mr. Pibb (preferred) and a Snickers bar. Generally munched after catching a major cannabis buzz.

"Man, that J hit the spot, now I'm jonesing for a Denver sandwich."

"Okay, I'll whip in to this 7-11 and you can score one."

Continue to keep counting down ten bizarre Denver terms on Urban Dictionary.

Number 8: Denver Mustache

This is the substance you see stuck to someone's upper lip and cheeks after they vomit hard. It is named as such due to its resemblance to a Denver omelette.

"Dude, did you see Sarah after she yakked?"

"I know, total Denver Mustache."

Number 7: Denver Jock Strap

If one were to break into your car, then instead of an alarm, a metal claw grabs the person by the balls, and most likey hurts like sh*t; Don't f*ck with the persons car if they say they have one.

"The man tried to steal my car, and my Denver Jock Strap ripped his nuts off."

Continue to keep counting down ten bizarre Denver terms on Urban Dictionary.

Number 6: Denver Friends

A large group (often a community) that become very close through sexual contact. Denver Friends often starts out as a group of swingers; as more participants join, the events become more wild and more exposed until the entire community becomes involved. Regular meetings are held often with different themes such as S&M and Pimps and whor*s.

"Hey Hollie, rumor has it that you have inside information of a Denver Friends group."

Number 5: Denvered

To have something you love taken away, ruined, or otherwise changed since moving to Denver.

"Dude, I'm totally being Denvered out of In~n~Out."

"I miss saying hella. I was totally Denvered outta it."

Continue to keep counting down ten bizarre Denver terms on Urban Dictionary.

Number 4: Denver Death Kiss

The act of any sexual position performed in a grave yard/cemetery and being extremely turned on by it. Preferably while being giving the Rusty Trombone. And you must be wearing a Denver Bronco's clothing article.

Girlfriend randomly suggests having sexual intercourse in a graveyard and you coincidentally like the Denver Broncos and decide that it doesn't sound like too bad of an idea, so you can actually perform the Denver Death Kiss.

Number 3: Denver Chili Bowl

An involuntary circ*mstance involving glorified Super Bowl hype and ingesting 3 times more chili than a family of 5.

This usually results in Monday morning office sh*t so stinky that your coworkers voluntarily move offices to get away from the bathroom 67 feet down the hall.

Also, may or may not involve John Elway and his huge collection of beaver pelts.

"In the name of J.C, Phil's, Denver Chili Bowl just creeped into the itchiest part of my brain."

Continue to keep counting down ten bizarre Denver terms on Urban Dictionary.

Number 2: Denver Air

When someone is acting strange, showing odd behavior,that is unlike themself. Caused from the effects high altitude found in such cities as Denver, Colorado.

Person One: "Did you see Alex run on and off at every stop while we were on the train?!"

Person Two: "YEAH! Haha It's gotta be Denver Air"

Number 1: Denver Patten

See: Chuck Norris

1. Sexy2. Gets all the ladies3. Just cant be beat

"Omfg that dude is awesome."

"No he is a Denver Patten."

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