Uncle D's Spare Tire

Definition

A term used to describe the midsection of an extremely fat and possibly homosexual man. It is a large, protruding ring of fat along the waste made especially visible when tight Adidas tops are worn by the person possessing it.

Example Usage

That man is huge, looks like he has "Uncle D's Spare Tire"

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