gum job
gum job noun: an act of fellatio performed by a person who has no teeth.
Noun
gum job (plural gum jobs)
- An act of fellatio performed by a person who has no teeth.
- However, on that night, he came to my bedroom and performed fellatio on me. I must say he did a very nice “gum job”, as he has no teeth.1960 April, Kenneth H. Raizen, “A Case of Matricide–Patricide”, in The British Journal of Delinqunacy, volume 10, number 4, page 285
- “Say, my man,” the usher said, his cataract twinkling, “you ever had a gum job?” ¶ “Huh?” Calvin said. ¶ “A gum job, heh-heh!” He demonstrated, retracting his lips till his purple gums showed in a grin, munching softly together.1980, Stuart Dybek, “Horror Movie”, in Childhood and Other Neighborhoods, New York: Viking Press, →ISBN, page 167
Forms of gum job
| plural | gum jobs |
|---|---|
| alternative form | gumjob |
| alternative form | gum-job |
Questions about gum job
- What does gum job mean?
- Gum job means an act of fellatio performed by a person who has no teeth.
- What part of speech is gum job?
- Gum job is a noun.
- What is the plural of gum job?
- The plural of gum job is gum jobs.
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