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slipping someone a length

slipping someone a length is the present participle and gerund of slip someone a length.

Meaning of slip someone a length

Verb

slip someone a length (third-person singular simple present slips someone a length, present participle slipping someone a length, simple past and past participle slipped someone a length)

  1. (slang) To have penetrative sexual intercourse with someone.
    • Amy never had nothing to complain about when I slipped her a length. She was always begging for it. Well, almost always. Why did she always have to keep going on about my breath smelling of beer when I fucked her?2022, Tim Mead, Drew Hunt, Key Lime Pie and Custard

Questions about slipping someone a length

What is slipping someone a length the present participle and gerund of?
Slipping someone a length is the present participle and gerund of slip someone a length.

Words near slipping someone a length in the dictionary

  1. slipping off
  2. slipping off someone's tongue
  3. slipping one past
  4. slipping one's wind
  5. slipping out
  6. slipping someone a length
  7. slipping someone's mind
  8. slipping through
  9. slipping through someone's fingers
  10. slipping through the cracks
  11. slipping through the net

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