Gayviators
"I am looking for something like an Aviator Pair of Sunglasses"
"try these, there are Gayviators. They cost ($75.00-600.00)"
"try these, there are Gayviators. They cost ($75.00-600.00)"
Gayviators by Felix Tripp February 2, 2007
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Gayviators
A pair of sunglasses similar to the aviators worn by cops and pilots but has smaller curved lenses and fit tighter than typical aviators.
Gayviators by Busta Bus August 25, 2008
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gayviators by Jesse good August 10, 2008
Gayviators
Large sunglasses that closely resemble Aviators. Gayviators are generally worn by cops, and have fully reflective lenses.
Gayviators by Alexander Marshall February 23, 2008
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Gaydiator
A man who makes others around him have sexual thoughts, or radiates gayness like an aura or atmosphere. a radiator of gayness if you will.
An antimatter version of a gaydar, rather then seeking other gay men out. he attracts gay men to him.
An antimatter version of a gaydar, rather then seeking other gay men out. he attracts gay men to him.
Gaydiator by BouncyHouseAnal October 10, 2016
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