yank someone's crank
yank someone's crank verb: to give (someone) a hand job.
Verb
yank someone's crank (third-person singular simple present yanks someone's crank, present participle yanking someone's crank, simple past and past participle yanked someone's crank)
- To give (someone) a hand job.
- Why would I want anything to do with Devin? He's your stalk target since you have a fetish for licking his toes while yanking his crank.2007 June 10, Elvis Kabong, “Gene Simmons 'Gets It'”, in alt.guitar.amps (Usenet), retrieved 24 Mar 2025
- To deceive (someone).
- Listen, junior. I've been doing photography since 1966 in one form or another, many years as a business. I've seen a lot of Sigma products and am well aware of what the company makes and who they market to. Their cameras are junk. But if you like 'em, what do I give a shit? Just don't try yanking...2004 July 25, Randall Ainsworth, “Sigma SD 10 Newbie Help”, in rec.photo.misc (Usenet), retrieved 24 Mar 2025
Forms of yank someone's crank
| third-person singular present | yanks someone's crank |
|---|---|
| present participle | yanking someone's crank |
| past participle | yanked someone's crank |
| past | yanked someone's crank |
Questions about yank someone's crank
- What does yank someone's crank mean?
- Yank someone's crank means to give (someone) a hand job.
- What part of speech is yank someone's crank?
- Yank someone's crank is a verb.
- What is the past tense of yank someone's crank?
- The past tense of yank someone's crank is yanked someone's crank.
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