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British urban slang for a male homosexual who lifts his shirt to enable sexual access to another of the same sex anal intercourse. Oy! He looks to be a bit of a shirt-lifter to me mate!
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A shirtlifter is a homosexual male. A homosexual male who lifts his shirt to allow sexual access to his same sex partner.
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Used to refer to homosexual men whose posture forces them to pout out their chest while standing or walking with a mincing walk. The relative positions of chest and hips makes their shirts lift up - hence shirt lifter. "Here look, his shirt rides high. He must be a shirt lifter. That explains his gayness, I bet he swings both ways".
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| 4. | shirt lifter | ||
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A slag word for a gay man. A man who enjoys lifting the shirts off other men. He is a right shirt lifter him!
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A most amusing synonym for homosexual, that is sadly not in everyday usage. It would have been most common in public or grammar schools and used by nausghty schoolboys. An ideal insult for the less crude or poorly educated, and due to its less common nature sounds, more original All the personal pronouns and what have you, in this poem seem to be male. The poet was a bloke. I assume he must have been a bit of an old shirt lifter
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| 6. | Shirt Lifter | ||
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Someone with homosexual tendancies. Not all homosexuals are Shirt Lifters.
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one who lifts his shirt in order for a fellow to 'sing to the vicar' stop touching my arse shirt lifter.
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