homogustic 

As phobias are fears of things or conditions, gustias are contemptuous disgust with things or conditions. Therefore, to be homogustic is to be disgusted with the homosexual lifestyle.

Homosexuals describe those in opposition to their lifestyle to be homophobic, however a much more accurate descriptor is homogustic, as it more accurately describes the emotion in question.

homogustic by WANLord November 25, 2014

homoquaticas 

man who enjoys being pissed on by another dude

i am homoquaticas, king of the golden showers

homoquaticas by Doug W. February 12, 2008

homotesticle

A gay man.

That guy there is homotesticle!

homotesticle by bayyPiNAY May 25, 2009

homostick 

A stick (often wooden) or other phallic object which is inserted into the anus of a homosexual male for sexual pleasure.

"the stick that Kraemer uses when bored and alone"

homostick by Art Handtruck October 16, 2003

Homomusical Attraction 

A non-sexual attraction to a musician (of your own sex) and their music to the point where you have developed great admiration and an unhealthy obsession. Every time their music comes on, you start listening to the music, their voice included if they're a vocal artist, no matter whats going on, and it starts to make you feel good, even in the worst times.

Joe: Hey Frank, you like Elton John?

Frank: Elton John! I love all his songs, he's so awesome! No joke, I have a Homomusical attraction to him. He's the man.

Joe: All right bro, chill.

Homomusical Attraction by Danacious T December 20, 2010

homotastic 

A combination of homo and fantastic; to be spectacularly gay

Man #1 to Men #2 & #3, making out on park bench:
"Man, you guys are homotastic!"

homotastic by cookie August 27, 2004

Homosuspicious 

Adjective used to describe somebody who exhibits homosexual characteristics but is not out of the closet.

He is so homosuspicious, even though everybody thinks he's straight because he's had girlfriends (*says over his shoulder: those ignorant straight people).

Homosuspicious by CAG (phew it's a C, not an F) January 19, 2009