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pushing rope

pushing rope is the present participle and gerund of push rope.

Meaning of push rope

Verb

push rope (third-person singular simple present pushes rope, present participle pushing rope, simple past and past participle pushed rope)

  1. (intransitive, slang) To (try to) penetrate someone during sex with a penis that is not sufficiently erect.

Questions about pushing rope

What is pushing rope the present participle and gerund of?
Pushing rope is the present participle and gerund of push rope.

Words near pushing rope in the dictionary

  1. pushing out
  2. pushing over
  3. pushing paper
  4. pushing papers
  5. pushing past
  6. pushing rope
  7. pushing school
  8. pushing schools
  9. pushing someone's buttons
  10. pushing string uphill
  11. pushing the boat out

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