Man Frandisco
A pejorative and homophobic name for San Fransisco, CA (comes from its status as a gay-friendly city).
Man Frandisco by IronicTrollFace January 26, 2017
San Francisco man hole
When a gay man gets a huge cock in his ass. As the top man pulls out his dick will leave a hole resembling that of a San Francisco man hole. cock asshole gay
"man i got fucked so hard by Jimmy's fat cock, he gave me a San Francisco man hole! I'm still recovering from Friday night."
San Francisco man hole by pinksock666 May 24, 2010
Related Words
Man Frandisco • San Francisco man hole • man • man whore • man child • man slut • man hoe • Man Up • man cave • man crush
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