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hitting it from the back

hitting it from the back is the present participle and gerund of hit it from the back.

Meaning of hit it from the back

Verb

hit it from the back (third-person singular simple present hits it from the back, present participle hitting it from the back, simple past and past participle hit it from the back)

  1. (slang) To copulate in a position whereby one partner penetrates the other from behind.
    • I prefer missionary 'cause hitting it from the back feels so impersonal.

Questions about hitting it from the back

What is hitting it from the back the present participle and gerund of?
Hitting it from the back is the present participle and gerund of hit it from the back.

Words near hitting it from the back in the dictionary

  1. hitting home
  2. hitting into the long grass
  3. hitting it and quitting it
  4. hitting it big
  5. hitting it for six
  6. hitting it from the back
  7. hitting it off
  8. hitting it up
  9. hitting licks
  10. hitting like a ton of bricks
  11. hitting like a truck

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