raising tents

Metaphor for getting a boner under what is usually a blanket, but can also be a jacket or shirt (as long as it's thin enough so that the boner still shows). This phrase comes from the boner acting as the mast that holds up tents (blanket or sheet, for instance).

Morning wood is a specific situation when raising tents occur.

In the darkness of the room, with nothing but the flashing light of the screen, Alex felt himself getting a boner from the hot intimate scene. "Look, guys! He's raising tents!" Angela said as she pointed at Alex's clearly growing lump between his legs.

by just_ask_me September 24, 2011

Tent Out

To get a huge erection in your pants which causes a tent-like appearance.

"When I saw that hot girl she made me tent out in my pants.

by Darth Jeff November 24, 2009

get in the tent

A phrase shouted to someone who wants to get it on with someone else.

Come on Mariel, just get in the tent with JP already!

by mandibabyy loves you April 16, 2005

Pitching Tent

Hawaiian slang for getting an erection to where you can see it lift up your pants like a tent.
-boner

Hawaiian slang -Braddah I went see dis chick da adah night ah? bra I was pitching one 7 inch tent cuz!

African American slang- Ey yo nigga i seen dis hoe at the club da otha day walkin down westside nigga you know dat shit cud i was pitchin tent nigga.

White slang- Dude I was like cruising down town and saw this girl, mannn was I sure pitching tent.

by Lukie-D June 25, 2008

Tokyo Tent

Creating a hotbox with one or more people underneath covers or a sheet.

Hotboxing a bathroom is amateur, you wouldn't last two minutes in a tokyo tent!

by Amber Ready February 7, 2010

Tent Party

A party where a tent is pitched for sexual activities to be performed in. Two names are drawn at random from a hat and those two must go into said tent for sexual favors. Gender is not an issue while pulling names.

Mary started the tent party by pulling two names from the hat. She pulled Kyle and Glenn to go into the tent. Unwillingly they were forced into the tent as they were told it's the rules.

by rpcob April 24, 2010

Born in a Tent

When referring to someone as "born in a tent", we are implying that they never close the door.

Person One: *Walks off and leaves door open*
Person Two: "Were you born in a tent?!"

by door closer December 10, 2010