Eiffel Towers
Eiffel Towers is the plural of Eiffel Tower.
Eiffel Towers is the third-person singular simple present indicative of Eiffel Tower.
Meaning of Eiffel Tower
Noun
Eiffel Tower (plural Eiffel Towers)
- A spit roast with the two penetrating partners holding hands.
- [Billy:] I'm not gay, dude. / [Malcolm:] No, you don't seem gay, man. / [Billy:] I would be down for a little Eiffel Tower action, though. / [Karen:] Not, gross! [Billy:] Well, that's not gay. […] [Karen, being hugged by Billy and Malcolm:] Squeeze me, squeeze me. Squeezed between my two men. A...2016 September 2, Brian Jordan Alvarez, directed by Brian Jordan Alvarez, The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo, episode 5, spoken by Billy, Malcolm, and Karen (Jon Ebeling, Nick Jandl, and...
Questions about Eiffel Towers
- What is Eiffel Towers the plural of?
- Eiffel Towers is the plural of Eiffel Tower.
Words near Eiffel Towers in the dictionary
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