Define Cleveland Steam Meaning

Describes the act of having your girlfriend sit on your face, while you eat her box. When she comes, she shits on your chest.

Shitting out a mean smelly turd in the toilet while someone else is showering in the same small bathroom, creating the muggiest and nasitest stench ever. Best done on the sly or with a flush afterward (to create more steam).

The act of pissing the shit off your partners chest after performing a Cleveland Steamer.

when a guy takes a shit on a girls chest and then he rubs the shit around her chest with his ass

Much like the Cleveland Steamer, the Cleveland Steam Room is when a person deuces on another person's chest and instead or steamrolling it, pulls the blankets up and traps in the aroma.

The Cleveland Steam Room is a more intense version of the popular Dutch Oven.

The Cleveland Steam Plate is done by placing a clear glass plate on your partners face, then you take a shit on the plate with your partner watching through the plate.

Like a Cleveland Steamer, but with more participants. The 'Engineer' shits on the first participant, who then rubs the steaming pile onto the next in line, who rubs it onto the the next, and so on.

When one farts in their partner's mouth, and then the other person immediately takes a dump on top of the midget they are sitting on

Cleveland is Steaming is an inspirational band from Chico, California. Songs have heavy sexual references, hence why they are named after one of the greatest sexual acts of all time, the cleveland steamer. They have been said to sound like "the greatest band you have ever heard, combined with the greatest band you never heard". They have an album out right now called "Ugly Assed Chimp in a Blue Suit" with the single "Fuck you Tommy" other notable releases include "Blumpkin" and "Bay-B Gurrl". They first became famous for their rendition of the Catdog theme song. They are currently in the studio, rumored to be recording the songs "Bark Bark Bark if you're in Milwaukee" and "Assholes are for Fucking"

A misinterpretation of Cleveland Steamer