run up in
run up in verb: to have sexual intercourse with, especially in a non-romantic way.
Verb
run up in (third-person singular simple present runs up in, present participle running up in, simple past ran up in, past participle run up in)
- To have sexual intercourse with, especially in a non-romantic way
- I know a dude named Jimmy, used to run up in me
Night time pissy drunk off the Henny and Rémy
I didn't mind it, when he fucked me from behind it
Felt fine, 'specially when he used to grind it1996, Lil' Kim, “Not Tonight” - Although he only stopped by from time to time to run up in her, bust off, and roll out, she still loved him.2007, Endy, In My Hood 2
- I know a dude named Jimmy, used to run up in me
Forms of run up in
| third-person singular present | runs up in |
|---|---|
| present participle | running up in |
| past | ran up in |
| past participle | run up in |
Questions about run up in
- What does run up in mean?
- Run up in means to have sexual intercourse with, especially in a non-romantic way.
- What part of speech is run up in?
- Run up in is a verb.
- What is the past tense of run up in?
- The past tense of run up in is ran up in.
Words near run up in in the dictionary
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