Recreational
For use by anyone, not meant for any one person. Communal, opposite of prescription. Often shortened to rec
Recreational by rocktheon September 16, 2019
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recreational by Anna Allen - Olive Bernette December 6, 2005
Recreational Reptiles
Otherwise known as Lot Lizards, hookers or prostitutes. They hang around truck stops and offer lonely drivers companionship for a little while and charge a small fee.
As gear jamming Johnny swung his rig into the highway oasis he noted many Recreational Reptiles hanging around.
Recreational Reptiles by jpg3 October 14, 2012
Recreational Outrage
Getting mad and venting about political, religious, racial, or other topics and venting about them to the point at which it becomes a hobby. People who enjoy recreational outrage always have something they are mad about that is outside of their own sphere of influence. This is particularly common on Tumblr and Twitter.
Have you been reading Janice's posts lately? I just get sick of all the recreational outrage, she's just an out of touch SJW .
Recreational Outrage by UghPlease October 25, 2017
recreational rape
recreational rape is a chosen lifestyle so you MUST accept it lest you be wantonly labeled intolerant by those intolerant of intolerance
recreational rape by be intolerant of perversion June 11, 2013
recreational acupuncture
A form of SM play in which one temporarily pierces the skin with sterile hypodermic or acupuncture needles.
Synonyms: Play Piercing, Needle Play
Synonyms: Play Piercing, Needle Play
recreational acupuncture by Faustopheles July 1, 2004
recreational pussy plowing
I’ve taken up yoga and recreational pussy plowing in place of drugs and alcohol so I’m living my best life rn bois
recreational pussy plowing by yeknom February 26, 2018
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