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popping someone's cherry

popping someone's cherry is the present participle and gerund of pop someone's cherry.

Meaning of pop someone's cherry

Verb

pop someone's cherry (third-person singular simple present pops someone's cherry, present participle popping someone's cherry, simple past and past participle popped someone's cherry)

  1. (idiomatic, vulgar) To take the virginity of someone.

Questions about popping someone's cherry

What is popping someone's cherry the present participle and gerund of?
Popping someone's cherry is the present participle and gerund of pop someone's cherry.

Words near popping someone's cherry in the dictionary

  1. popping one's cork
  2. popping out
  3. popping pills
  4. popping smoke
  5. popping someone's balloon
  6. popping someone's cherry
  7. popping the cherry
  8. popping the question
  9. popping up
  10. popping wood
  11. poppingjay

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