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Shirtlifter 

Humorous phrase used to typically describe someone who enjoys lifting up the shirt of a shirt-wearer. Usually used to describe a homosexual man who does indeed lift up the shirt of a guy just before slipping his penis up the rectum of said guy, or just before taking another man's organ into his mouth.

E.g A man drops his pants to reveal his organ, but just before receiving a gobble from the gobbler, his shirt would require being lifted up, or even easier for the other man, taken off completely.
Dontay been spending a lot of time at those fruity male-only bars, he must be a serial shirtlifter that really loves cock!
Shirtlifter by Llewelyn Dowd July 26, 2023
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shirtlifter 

"He doesn`t want a girlfriend,he`s a shirtlifter"
shirtlifter by wizard January 25, 2003

shirtlifter 

A gay male who lifts his shirt (and bends over) for anal intercourse.

Primarily British usage.
Q. hey, is your mate a top?

A. No, he'll top sometimes, but he's really a shirtlifter.
shirtlifter by stsebastian November 15, 2009

shirtlifter 

1. An active homosexual male
2. An indecisive Australian Rules football player
1. "Stay in front of me, ya bloody shirtlifter"
2. "Kick it, ya shirtlifter, some of us have got to work on Monday"
shirtlifter by Agg August 10, 2003

Shirtlifter 

A homosexual male, who is required to lift up his partner’s shirt to penetrate his arse hole.
Friend 1: “Alex is a good mate”
Friend 2: “You know he’s a shirtlifter?”
Friend 1: “Oh, nevermind”
Shirtlifter by Banterous Banterlord January 12, 2018

shirtlifter 

What,pray, is a shirtlifter if not a shit trifler by any other name?
shirtlifter by sad lad January 13, 2008
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"I need more crunchy guys in my life. I'm so tired of dating preppy metrosexual assholes."

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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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