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Gory Hole 

Vagina during menstruation, particularly as it relates to sexual intercourse
"Dude, I'm so horny I'm gonna hit up the gory hole"
"My girl's on the rag, but she offered up the gory hole"
Gory Hole by Tricky Fish December 11, 2011

Gory Hole 

A flesh wound created for a sexual act in which one member cuts a slice into their willing partner's flesh then proceeds to pentrate the wound with their tongue, finger, penis, or toe.
"This wound wasn't really an accident. My girlfriend gave me a Gory Hole last night, and it's still very tender."
Gory Hole by alaska! December 17, 2006

Gory Hole 

When one is in some much pain (typically sore from fencing) that it feels as though the area that is painful has been cut opened and is then fucked like nobody's business.
As Jake and I walked up the stairs after practice are quads were so sore from Taro's footwork that it felt as though we had been gory holed.

Gory Hole 

A glory hole like device in which an individual bites your cock off in a Taco bell handicapped stall.
Person 1: "Hey man where's jorge?" Person 2: "I don't know man, last I saw he was headed into that gory hole with my fucking cruchwrap."
Gory Hole by MyNameAdumbMaybe November 17, 2020

Goryhole 

Similar to a glory hole. A men puts his cock through a hole in the wall. Instead the woman on the other side fucks him while she's on her period. When he pulls his penis back he's left well a bloody mess. Thus the Goryhole.
I earned my red wings last week. I fucked this broad through a glory hole. Came out on the other end a goryhole!
Goryhole by clint-beast-wood January 12, 2015
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