by Richard Black March 11, 2005
A phrase in Southern dialect meaning "I am going to" followed by an the rest of the infinitive and the remaining thought of a sentence.
by Richard Black August 02, 2007
1. a gay who doesn't actively participate in a homosexual act but gets off by watching others.
2. one who watches for police, security while others engage in public sex.
3. a gay who is too old to participate in gay sex acts but still enjoys watching others.
2. one who watches for police, security while others engage in public sex.
3. a gay who is too old to participate in gay sex acts but still enjoys watching others.
by Richard Black March 17, 2005
In my teenage period (1950s) making out was 'going all the way.' Sometime since, making out has come to mean petting (groping, touching, fondling). The word petting seems to be vanishing in the 21st Century.
Before grandfather and grandmother married, they had sexual intercourse (fucked) in their teens but that sounded so harsh, so they called it making out.
Today, making out is just fooling around, groping, and touching, but not having intercourse.
Today, making out is just fooling around, groping, and touching, but not having intercourse.
by Richard Black April 16, 2005
Tyrone pulled off Kiersten's bathing suit bottom, inserted his ram-rod and started making out right there on the beach.
by Richard Black March 28, 2005
Racial make-up consisting of a blending of two previously separate races, mainly white and black and called mulatto.
Captain Beauregard visited the slave cabins as often as possible to have sex with the slave wenches. He was the cause of all of the biracial (mulatto) children on the plantation.
by Richard Black March 20, 2005
by Richard Black March 30, 2005