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stroke book

stroke book noun: a pornographic book or magazine.

Noun

stroke book (plural stroke books)

  1. (slang, vulgar) A pornographic book or magazine.
    • One of the things that Barrus has done, no doubt for the money, is Mineshaft, a novel issued in pulp by MagCorp as, supposedly, a sadomasochistic stroke book. The joke is on MagCorp and those who snub books which, judged by their covers, are written for the mass (cheap pornography) market....1986 February 15, Lars Eighner, “A Homosexual Norman Mailer?”, in Gay Community News, volume 13, number 31, page 5
    • The stained mattress on the floor was littered with stroke-books and the walls were papered with photographs of women who appeared to be wearing nothing but a thin coating of Wesson Oil.1993, Stephen King, Nightmares & Dreamscapes

Forms of stroke book

pluralstroke books

Questions about stroke book

What does stroke book mean?
Stroke book means a pornographic book or magazine.
What part of speech is stroke book?
Stroke book is a noun.
What is the plural of stroke book?
The plural of stroke book is stroke books.

Words near stroke book in the dictionary

  1. Stroivka
  2. strokable
  3. stroke
  4. Stroke Alley
  5. Stroke Belt
  6. stroke book
  7. stroke books
  8. Stroke City
  9. stroke house
  10. stroke houses
  11. stroke mag

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