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going down south

going down south is the present participle and gerund of go down south.

Meaning of go down south

Verb

go down south (third-person singular simple present goes down south, present participle going down south, simple past went down south, past participle gone down south)

  1. (euphemistic, slang) To perform oral sex.
    • Now be a doll and go down south on me before the part of me that's still hanging starts to turn blue.2007, Peter Joseph Swanson, Hollywood Sinners, Danville, C.A.: StoneGarden.net Publishing, →ISBN, page 29
    Synonyms:
    go downtown

Questions about going down south

What is going down south the present participle and gerund of?
Going down south is the present participle and gerund of go down south.

Words near going down south in the dictionary

  1. going down like a cup of sick
  2. going down like a lead balloon
  3. going down like a lead zeppelin
  4. going down like a sack of potatoes
  5. going down on
  6. going down south
  7. going down swinging
  8. going down that road
  9. going down the drain
  10. going down the khazi
  11. going down the pan

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