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New Zealand English for Sexual Intercourse. Rooted (past tense) Rooting (current Tense)
Thomas asked Sarah if she wanted to "go back to my place for a root", to which she replied with a consenting "Yes"

Thomas awoke from his slumber and came downstairs for breakfast. "Man that was some party last night" he exclaimed. Gordon agreed "Yes it sure was. What did you end up doing afterwards?"

Thomas replied "I ended up bringing Sarah back for a root".
Gordon assumed that Thomas would regret it.

Thomas continued "But she is surprisingly good for a big chick"
by willowbank48 February 10, 2026
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Root

When you nut on a girls face and she forcibly kisses you and smears it on your face
“After I came on her face she gave me the rootnever again
by LudvigAberg February 23, 2026
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Shooting the Root

"Shooting the Root" is a saying which refers to the experience of a hunter attempting to shoot at an animal in the woods, but the animals scatters and the hunter misses. Consequently, shooting at the ground, shooting the root. Originating in the 17th century, this phrase was commonly said at a feast following a hunt. The hunters, drunk from the festivities, would make jokes, and if the joke didn't land they would exclaim: "I'm just shooting the root!" This was funny because, in fact, someone may have shot at a root.
by rootsugar March 9, 2026
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