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p-hole by Ghandi November 14, 2003
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p-hole • Poked in the p-hole • Pholet • Pholexing • P • p.k. • p-town • P.I.A. • P.D. • P.A.
"Jonny peed in steves butt, Steve gave Johnny a p-hole!"
p-hole by AustinLee April 17, 2006
A girl who’s name starts with a P and has extremely open legs
I’m a P-hole for Rips
P-hole by sh4ffer September 22, 2019
PCP's equivalent of a K-Hole
Despite warnings, Tim decided to P-Hole and lost contact with reality.
P-Hole by Cosmic Breeze November 1, 2023
K hole but off da perc.
Yo, look at johnny. He’s off a perc, slipping into a p hole
P Hole by Tom Croft November 7, 2020

Poked in the p-hole 

This is when you get the 'clap' from your girlfriend after she hung out with the Band boys in Peoria. She was 'poked in the p-hole' numerous times by the band....one who had the clap (now all of them have the clap). The boyfriend of this groupie then had sex with her, 'poked in the p-hole' caused his penis to drip...
My friend, Fredo, got the clap (gonorrea) from his girlfriend Linda'. They had make-up sex after she had sex with the boys in the band in Peoria who had all done the freaky deed, "poked in the p-hole," to her. Fredo had a drippy dick from fucking Linda, he had "poked her in the p-hole" only to get this uncomfortable drip!
Poked in the p-hole by BadMoFo1999 November 29, 2011
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