tambourine player

Another word for a gay person. it was first used in the tyler perry play "Meet the browns"

That dude acting like a chick is a tambourine player.

tambourine player by Johnathaniel May 1, 2007

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Tambourine Player

It means a gay person. It was first used in the Tyler Perry's "I Can Do Bad All By Myself The Play"

"His pants so tight I'm convinced he's a tambourine player."

Tambourine Player by LittleCub6434 November 15, 2020

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Tambourine Player

This implies that a person (specifically a man) is gay or a bit sweet.

Girl, don't bring him around your man. You know the boy is a tambourine player 🙄

Tambourine Player by That Sarcastic Chick 04 March 17, 2021

Tamborine player

A gay guy that taps that ass

Mike is a tamborine player

Tamborine player by Alex love April 9, 2017

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