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making out 

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.
making out by Richard Black April 16, 2005

making bunnies 

The act of sexual intercourse without the intention of making babies or becoming baby infected.
Chick1: "So you guys are making babies then?

Chick2: "Hell no! We're making bunnies. I don't want to become baby infected.
making bunnies by Fraidknot July 27, 2004
Similar to rimming only done in the front. For her pleasure!!!
Jill got a miving in the back of Joes hot hatch.
Miving by She uses Vaseline October 22, 2013

Making a fire

When two girls rub their vaginas together in a scissor like position, in order to create sparks which 'make a fire'.
Girl 1: 'Hey are you any good at making a fire?'
Girl 2: 'Yeah you want to have a go?'
Girl 1: 'Yeah!'
Making a fire by Wardo235 December 3, 2013

Making Chocolate Milk

When you take a diarrhea shit and then jerk off and ejaculate into the shit. Then you mix it around with a spoon and or fork. You refer to this action as "Making Chocolate Milk."
"I'm gonna be Making Chocolate Milk all night tonight."
"Travis left for a bit, he's Making Chocolate Milk."
"I took a shit last night and started Making Chocolate Milk."
Making Chocolate Milk by Benjipkc September 20, 2020
Screwing around at your job or any other place where you are getting paid to do actual work.

Can also refer to a time of day.
(4-5pm is known as the milking hour)

Spanish: Ordenando (OR-den-YAN-do)
"Does Hector have those TPS reports done yet?"
"Nope, he's just been milking at his desk."

"You've been here two weeks and already you're milking!"
Milking by Studioerebus October 1, 2003