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throat goat

throat goat noun: one who is exceptionally good at fellatio; particularly deep-throating.

Noun

throat goat (plural throat goats)

  1. (slang, vulgar) One who is exceptionally good at fellatio; particularly deep-throating.
    • I could take it all, love it big or small / Make it hit the wall, I'm the throat goat / I just sucked my ex, no gag reflex / I just had to flex, I'm the throat goat2022, Kim Petras, “Throat Goat”, in Slut Pop, via Spotify
    • Alaska Lostboy: you’re doing the work keeping nightlife the most queer, trans, and freaky; my work is in service of your throat goat glory.2023 October 25, Emma Kaywin, “I’m Fully Myself and You Are Too: Developing a Continuum of Queer Trans Sexual Safety in Nightlife Contexts”, in Academic Commons (doctoral thesis), Columbia...
    Synonyms:
    glizzy gobbler

Synonyms of throat goat

Forms of throat goat

pluralthroat goats

Origin of throat goat

From throat (in reference to deep-throating) + GOAT (“greatest of all time”).

Questions about throat goat

What does throat goat mean?
Throat goat means one who is exceptionally good at fellatio; particularly deep-throating.
What part of speech is throat goat?
Throat goat is a noun.
What is the plural of throat goat?
The plural of throat goat is throat goats.

Words near throat goat in the dictionary

  1. throat brail
  2. throat brails
  3. throat distemper
  4. throat distempers
  5. throat fucking
  6. throat goat
  7. throat goats
  8. throat halyard
  9. throat halyards
  10. throat latch
  11. throat latches

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