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Ass hungry

A gay or bi boy, who is always hungry for, needs or is getting dick. Symptoms include an emptiness in your ass where a cock would be.
Person 1: where is Justin?
Person 2: riding dick, ever since he got that good dick, all he does is have sex. He’s so ass hungry.
Ass hungry by Biboy18 July 30, 2018
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Ass Hungry

Defining one's sexual preference or sexual appetite
Now that I'm a convicted felon I'm going to have to put up with all the other prisoners ass hungry appetite's
Ass Hungry by 0wnG0d January 13, 2004

ass-hungry 

To hunger for ass. Used to describe a male homosexual's cravings for consensual anal spelunking.
Bobby, are you sure you want to wear that sleeveless mesh t-shirt out to the club? You look a little ass-hungry in it.
ass-hungry by Flappy October 10, 2003

Hungry Ass 

When a guy is really craving a cock in his ass.
"Dude i wanna take so much cock tonight, I've got such a hungry ass".
Hungry Ass by DJJames July 20, 2017

Hungry Ass 

When a person wears pants that don't fit properly and tend to ride up in the butt crack region. A camel toe in your ass. A wedgie.
Do these pants give me hungry ass?
Hungry Ass by TacoMama October 1, 2008

ass is hungry

To eat one's pants or underwear with their own ass. Aka a wedgie.
Damn, her ass is hungry! She straight up swallowed those pants.
ass is hungry by The Gunder December 8, 2004

hungry ass 

A gay man who not only bottoms, but who likes repeated penetration by many men.
That boy's got a hungry ass and is a horny guy's dream come true.
hungry ass by Willy Greg May 26, 2006
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