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pillow bitter by Grant Olson April 17, 2008
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Pillowbiter
Pillowbiter by The Tatooed Nailbender February 12, 2004
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pillowbiter
One who bites pillows; colloquialism for any individual who is a recipient of anal sex, most often derogatory in nature.
pillowbiter by Daemon July 27, 2002
Pillowbiter
Ziggy: Marcel looks timid but he's a total Pillowbiter.
Yin: Really now?
Ziggy: Yea, I'm always tempted to throw the pillows somewhere so I can hear him scream.
Yin: Really now?
Ziggy: Yea, I'm always tempted to throw the pillows somewhere so I can hear him scream.
Pillowbiter by DyingDalila October 4, 2009
Pillowbiter
1. One who bites pillows.
2. A homosexual male who engages in gay sex.
3. One who recieves anal sex and bites a pillow to keep from screaming.
2. A homosexual male who engages in gay sex.
3. One who recieves anal sex and bites a pillow to keep from screaming.
Pillowbiter by imjust2good January 4, 2008
pillowbiter
Derived from a derogatory term for gay men when in the passive position during anal sex.
Now used to describe moments of intense ecstasy where pleasure touches pain.
Now used to describe moments of intense ecstasy where pleasure touches pain.
Man 1:"Wow, that pill I dropped was fucking mental. If I had tits, I would have cum on 'em."
Man2:"Yeah, I know. You should have seen your face, you looked like a right pillowbiter."
Man2:"Yeah, I know. You should have seen your face, you looked like a right pillowbiter."
pillowbiter by Andy Pandy January 2, 2004
pillowbiter
In "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen" the king of the moon called the queen of the moon a pillowbiter when she was not laughing when he was tickling her feet.
pillowbiter by Bob October 28, 2002
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