Tig O Bities
Tig O Bities by Osvaldo Pavel Arreola December 2, 2003
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Tig O Bities
Tig O Bities by Pavel Arreola December 2, 2003
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Tig o' bities
A descreet way of saying a girl has large breast. The flipping of the first letters of Big O' Tities.
Tig o' bities by 121Chino141 June 21, 2006
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tig o bitties by Dane is Gay August 21, 2008
Tig o' Bitties
Term used to describe very large breasts, so big infact the words get mixed up in your brain (since the phrase is suppose to come out Big o' Titties). It also is used to mask the fact that your talking about Big o' Titties in front of the ladies, unfortunately the drool on your chin gives you away.
Tig o' Bitties by JOe H July 30, 2008
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