Hot Tomato
A sexually excited, exciting, or sexually active woman regarded as a sex object and therefore readily available.
Hot Tomato by holdthe March 14, 2011
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Hot Tomato
What did I do last Friday you ask? I played Hot Tomato with my daughter, she couldn't fit too many up. She's 11.
Hot Tomato by sayosayo August 31, 2021
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Hot Tomato • Hot Tomato Oil • Hot Tomatoe • HOT • Hot Topic • hot dog • Hot Mess • Hot Karl • Hot Rod • hot sauce
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hot tomato by Ereck Flowers November 23, 2018
Hot Tomato Oil
A man goes out to eat hot wings and doesn't wash or wipe his faces. He returns home to provide oral sex for his menstruating female partner.
Variant L - Two female partners, both menstruating and with spicy sauce on faces engage in 69 aka simultaneous oral
Variant L - Two female partners, both menstruating and with spicy sauce on faces engage in 69 aka simultaneous oral
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Hot Tomatoe
Hot Tomatoe by Tha Shizzit April 17, 2007
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