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putting from the rough

putting from the rough is the present participle and gerund of putt from the rough.

Meaning of putt from the rough

Verb

putt from the rough (third-person singular simple present putts from the rough, present participle putting from the rough, simple past and past participle putted from the rough)

  1. (euphemistic, slang) To have (usually homosexual) anal sex.
    • If Tom Selleck is "effeminate", or "light in the loafers", or "putting from the rough", or "gay" -- then I really really REALLY hope I could become as much of a pooftah as Tom is.1996 February 10, Matthew Jotham Millheiser, “Julia Roberts on "Friends"”, in rec.arts.tv (Usenet)

Questions about putting from the rough

What is putting from the rough the present participle and gerund of?
Putting from the rough is the present participle and gerund of putt from the rough.

Words near putting from the rough in the dictionary

  1. putting facts on the ground
  2. putting food on the table
  3. putting foot to ass
  4. putting forth
  5. putting forward
  6. putting from the rough
  7. putting green
  8. putting greens
  9. putting hair on one's chest
  10. putting hair on someone's chest
  11. putting heads together

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