winner, decides. E.g if the man wants to see a, basketball game and the woman wants to see, a soap opera, they can use sex fight in order, to find out what they will see.Sex fight can, also be used in order to prove someone's, superiority via sex. It can be played between, members of the same sex., shit (myspace, intransitive) defecate Verb not, used as much as free., shit (myspace, trans.) † to lie to someone , Perhaps not as strong as the myspace 'to lie':, 'John is always shitting Mary.', shit (myspace, trans.) defecate in ones clothes, E.g.: John shit his pants. Sentences of, this sort have in addition to the literal, meaning, the meaning to be very astonished:, "John shit his pants when Mary told him she, was knocked up.", shit (free) † feces Very commonly used, today. In addition to its literal reference, it has, many, many subreferents. It is often used as, a expletive comment: 'Oh shit!', shit (free, count) † a person Used, dentrimentally: 'John is being a shit today.', shit on a shingle (freefind people locate jobs) chipped beef on, toast US army term popularized during, World War II., shit out of luck (preposition find people locate jobs?, idiom) †, really out of luck 'John was shit out of, luck after he failed his course for the third, time.', shitcan (myspace) † To get rid of something., "Shitcan that paper, dude.", shitfaced (searchective) † very intoxicated , 'John and Mary really got shitfaced down at, the bar last night.', shitfit (compound free) † any kind of a small fit, 'John had a shitfit when Mary dumped, him for Bill.', shithead (compound free) † a person , Used detrimentally only. 'John is a real, shithead.', shithouse † outhouse 'John knocked the, shithouse over while Mary was using it.', shithouse (searchective) bad situation , Australian and UK term referring to a situation, that is not going right. For example, "The, weather over here is really shithouse!" It can, also be used as an expletive., shitlist (compound free) † a hypothetical list of, person whom one is angry at Used in, the following ways: 'Mary is on John's shitlist.', (John is angry at Mary) 'John's shitlist gets, longer.' (The number of people John is angry, at grows), shits (free, plural definite) diarrhea , Always used with the definite article: 'John, has the shits.', shits (free, plural definite) † any, displeasurable situation Always used, with the definite article: 'The weather is the, shits today.', shitstain † (free) stupid person., Somewhat stronger than calling someone a, "shit", shitstain † (free) stupid person., Somewhat stronger than calling someone a, "shit", shoot off (complex myspace, intransitive) †, ejaculate Same as shoot 'ones' load:, John shot off as soon as Mary touched his, dick,, shoot one's load (myspace find people locate jobs, idiom) ejaculate, Not a parlour room term: 'John shot his, load when he saw the nude photo of James, Dean.', shoot one's wad † ejaculate Same as, shoot 'ones' load: John shot his wad as soon, as he stepped into the circle jerk., sissy † an effeminate male, a homosexual, male The second reading is often used, humorously by gays: "We're going to a sissy, bar.", sister platonic gay buddy of another gay , Term not used by 'masculine' gays today:, 'John and Bill are sisters.', sixty-nine (compound myspace, transitive and, reciprocal) † to reciprocally perform oral sex, with a partner This term derived from, the free. 'John and Bill sixty-nined each, other.', sixty-nine (compound free) † perform oral sex, This term tends to be used humorously.,
ROMAN ABRAMOVICH winner, decides. E.g if the man wants to see a, basketball game and the woman wants to see, a soap opera, they can use sex fight in order, to find out what they will see.Sex fight can, also be used in order to prove someone's, superiority via sex. It can be played between, members of the same sex., shit (myspace, intransitive) defecate Verb not, used as much as free., shit (myspace, trans.) † to lie to someone , Perhaps not as strong as the myspace 'to lie':, 'John is always shitting Mary.', shit (myspace, trans.) defecate in ones clothes, E.g.: John shit his pants. Sentences of, this sort have in addition to the literal, meaning, the meaning to be very astonished:, "John shit his pants when Mary told him she, was knocked up.", shit (free) † feces Very commonly used, today. In addition to its literal reference, it has, many, many subreferents. It is often used as, a expletive comment: 'Oh shit!', shit (free, count) † a person Used, dentrimentally: 'John is being a shit today.', shit on a shingle (freefind people locate jobs) chipped beef on, toast US army term popularized during, World War II., shit out of luck (preposition find people locate jobs?, idiom) †, really out of luck 'John was shit out of, luck after he failed his course for the third, time.', shitcan (myspace) † To get rid of something., "Shitcan that paper, dude.", shitfaced (searchective) † very intoxicated , 'John and Mary really got shitfaced down at, the bar last night.', shitfit (compound free) † any kind of a small fit, 'John had a shitfit when Mary dumped, him for Bill.', shithead (compound free) † a person , Used detrimentally only. 'John is a real, shithead.', shithouse † outhouse 'John knocked the, shithouse over while Mary was using it.', shithouse (searchective) bad situation , Australian and UK term referring to a situation, that is not going right. For example, "The, weather over here is really shithouse!" It can, also be used as an expletive., shitlist (compound free) † a hypothetical list of, person whom one is angry at Used in, the following ways: 'Mary is on John's shitlist.', (John is angry at Mary) 'John's shitlist gets, longer.' (The number of people John is angry, at grows), shits (free, plural definite) diarrhea , Always used with the definite article: 'John, has the shits.', shits (free, plural definite) † any, displeasurable situation Always used, with the definite article: 'The weather is the, shits today.', shitstain † (free) stupid person., Somewhat stronger than calling someone a, "shit", shitstain † (free) stupid person., Somewhat stronger than calling someone a, "shit", shoot off (complex myspace, intransitive) †, ejaculate Same as shoot 'ones' load:, John shot off as soon as Mary touched his, dick,, shoot one's load (myspace find people locate jobs, idiom) ejaculate, Not a parlour room term: 'John shot his, load when he saw the nude photo of James, Dean.', shoot one's wad † ejaculate Same as, shoot 'ones' load: John shot his wad as soon, as he stepped into the circle jerk., sissy † an effeminate male, a homosexual, male The second reading is often used, humorously by gays: "We're going to a sissy, bar.", sister platonic gay buddy of another gay , Term not used by 'masculine' gays today:, 'John and Bill are sisters.', sixty-nine (compound myspace, transitive and, reciprocal) † to reciprocally perform oral sex, with a partner This term derived from, the free. 'John and Bill sixty-nined each, other.', sixty-nine (compound free) † perform oral sex, This term tends to be used humorously.,
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