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Pin Cushioned 

An orgy with a 5:1 Guy:Girl ratio. Can be done with skinny girls, but much easier with fat girls.
Martha liked having a boyfriend, but thought "hey, where's the fun in only one boyfriend?". So to compensate she got four more. One thing, one thing, one thing, one thing, one thing led to another and she was pin cushioned by the end of the night.
Pin Cushioned by Ebanks February 20, 2009
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Pin cushion 

Someone who receives everyone’s anger without truly deserving it.
Everyone’s always mad at me for things that aren’t my fault! I must be the pin cushion of the universe!!!
Pin cushion by ThunderSpider August 15, 2019

Chinese Pin Cushion 

When an Asian female is getting gangbanged by 3 or more dudes.
Mr. Cho's daughter was a Chinese pin cushion for the football team last night.
Chinese Pin Cushion by G005E October 11, 2006

pin cushion 

A girl who is an easy or frequent lay. A slut. A ho.
Man that chick is such a pin cushion, everyone I know has fucked her.
pin cushion by cutjunkie ? March 5, 2005

Pin Cushion 

A Female Who Will Take It In Any Hole..
She Love Three ways ..She is Such a Pinn Cushion
Pin Cushion by Sabe 1 April 12, 2005

Chinese Pin Cushion 

When an Asian female is getting gangbanged by 3 or more dudes.
Mr. Cho's daughter was a Chinese pin cushion for the football team last night.
Chinese Pin Cushion by G005E October 11, 2006

Pin-Cushion 

Used to describe a person with multiple body piercings.
This term is commonly used to describe a person possessing alot of body piercings and refers them to a "Pin-Cushion" as they have alot of holes in them with metal through them.

Pin-Cushion
Pin-Cushion by Jacob Guest September 9, 2008
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