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noun 
  1. an offensive football player whose position on the line of scrimmage is farthest from the ball and whose function to principally to catch passes.
  2. (rfv-sense) (jocular, vulgar, _, slang) The one who plays the female role in a male-on-male homosexual relationship.
    • 2001, George Alexander, Houston Press, "Play Ball!" http://www.houstonpress.com/2001-05-17/dining/play-ball/:
    • : To fine-tune the comparison a bit further, sports bars are closer in spirit to the type of gay bar known to habitués as a wrinkle bar. There, paunchy, pasty, out-of-shape guys go to drink and watch really buff guys on the TV screens. Sure, in a sports bar, TV is always understood to signify "television" rather than "transvestite," and the terms "tight end" and "" conjure up different mental images in each place.
    • 2003, Justin Taylor (Randy Harrison), Queer As Folk: Episode 102:
    • : I started out as a tight end and ended up a .
    • 2005, David Deutsch, Joshua Neuman, The Big Book of Jewish Conspiracies, page 106:
    • : This is all the more remarkable, considering how blatantly gay the positions were, such as "tight end," "," and "between the thighs ball-grabber," although changing the last to "quarterback" may have helped.
    • 2006, Joel Tan, Inside Him: New Gay Erotica, Carroll & Graf Publishers, ISBN 078671722X:
    • : In football lingua: He was my , and I, his tight end.

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