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getting some

getting some verb: having sex (habitually, not currently). Also the present participle and gerund of get some.

Verb

getting some

  1. (euphemistic) Having sex (habitually, not currently).
    • Are you getting some?

Also used as

getting some is also the present participle and gerund of get some.

Synonyms of getting some

Questions about getting some

What does getting some mean?
Getting some means having sex (habitually, not currently).
What part of speech is getting some?
Getting some is a verb.

Words near getting some in the dictionary

  1. getting right into it
  2. getting round
  3. getting round to
  4. getting rounds
  5. getting sick
  6. getting some
  7. getting some air
  8. getting someone at it
  9. getting someone for a Tartar
  10. getting someone in a line
  11. getting someone there

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