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Crotch talk 

When you are making love but the girl/guy is not reaching their high point, move your face to their crotch and gave it a little pep talk and then finish.
Howard and I were banging and I could reach it so he crotch talked me and I reached it!
Crotch talk by The bigg papa March 25, 2016
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crotch talk 

When a male stands in front of another person that is in the sitting position and sticks his crotch in their face while speaking to them.
Milo stop crotch talking the freshman girls cafeteria table
crotch talk by Dan Dwan Artist January 31, 2009

Crotch Talker

This is a person who instead of looking you in the eye, instead appears to be talking to your crotch.
I have a nice rack but he appears to be talking to my crotch. Guess he is a crotch talker.
Crotch Talker by Thantalas February 27, 2011

Crotchwalking 

The act of putting stolen goods in one's vagina, then proceeding to waggle out like a crab.
Steve: Wow how'd you do that?!

Francine: This is me you're talking about the woman who once 'crotchwalked' an oven out of the 'Sears'.

Steve: Crotchwalking?
Crotchwalking by The Jrr August 6, 2014
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