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shooting a rope

shooting a rope is the present participle and gerund of shoot a rope.

Meaning of shoot a rope

Verb

shoot a rope (third-person singular simple present shoots a rope, present participle shooting a rope, simple past and past participle shot a rope)

  1. (slang, vulgar) Of a man: to ejaculate.
    • Wishing he had three hands, he removed one hand from his ass and began to massage his nipples. That connection between his tits and cock was true to form, and before Jesse was really ready, he began to shoot ropes of creamy, white cum onto the walls of the shower stall. What happened at that moment...2012 December 9, Terry O'Reilly, “Chapter 1”, in Second Thoughts, JMS Books LLC, →ISBN, page 11
    Synonyms:
    ejaculate

Questions about shooting a rope

What is shooting a rope the present participle and gerund of?
Shooting a rope is the present participle and gerund of shoot a rope.

Words near shooting a rope in the dictionary

  1. shoothouses
  2. shootie
  3. shooties
  4. shootin'
  5. shooting
  6. shooting a rope
  7. shooting an elephant with a BB gun
  8. shooting and crying
  9. shooting around
  10. shooting back
  11. shooting board

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