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swashing someone's buckle

swashing someone's buckle is the present participle and gerund of swash someone's buckle.

Meaning of swash someone's buckle

Verb

swash someone's buckle (third-person singular simple present swashes someone's buckle, present participle swashing someone's buckle, simple past and past participle swashed someone's buckle)

  1. (reflexive) To behave or feel in a swashbuckling manner.
    • If a man is going to play the swashbuckler, I like to see him able to swash his buckle.1912, Sidney Robinson Kennedy, Alden Charles Noble, White Ashes, page 380
  2. (euphemistic) To have sex
    • I still wouldn't mind having my buckle swashed by a nice taut blond.2009, Phillipa Ashley, Just Say Yes
  3. To subdue or trounce.
    • The next time we fence, I'll swash your buckle, lady.1985, Linda Barlow ·, Knight of Passion, page 173
  4. A nonce verb
    • You just stay here and swash your buckle.1983, Lynn Fairfax, Guarded Moments, page 117

Questions about swashing someone's buckle

What is swashing someone's buckle the present participle and gerund of?
Swashing someone's buckle is the present participle and gerund of swash someone's buckle.

Words near swashing someone's buckle in the dictionary

  1. swashers
  2. swashes
  3. swashes someone's buckle
  4. swashest
  5. swashing
  6. swashing someone's buckle
  7. swashings
  8. swashplate
  9. swashplates
  10. swashway
  11. swashways

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