Tight Hole
The tight asshole of an inexperienced gay man that needs to be stretched so you can fuck him harder.
Tight Hole by Mr. Freetime December 30, 2019
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tight hole
Term used in oil and gas for describing a well where information is to be kept secret. Only people in the know are to hear or see information. Can also be used in everyday speech as something to keep secret between a group of people.
tight hole by Big Head Mike July 7, 2009
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tight hole by luke May 19, 2003
Tucker's Tight Hole
A place used by plenty of men. Including; his friends, male cousins, strangers, male prostitutes, and even Tuckers poor dad.
Gay homosexual man: Hey, I'm a gay homosexual man
Tucker: Please have sex with my tight hole. My tucker's tight hole.
Tucker: Please have sex with my tight hole. My tucker's tight hole.
Tucker's Tight Hole by candykay October 23, 2018
Super tight Hole
Term used in the Oil and Gas Industry describing a well where no information is to get out. Info is only shared between the most trusted people. Can be used in everyday speech for a deadly secret that others are not to repeat and you would only tell a spouse or old friend.
Honey, I actually like men and not you. I will stay married with you for the children. (No need to say this is super tight hole information.)
Super tight Hole by Big Head Mike July 7, 2009
tight pussy hole
tight pussy hole by sicc j May 1, 2021
Tight butt hole
Tight butt hole by Ytzcjb May 14, 2018
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