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Extra Innings

Extra innings means anal sex in accordance to the home run euphemism (where first base is kissing, second base is petting, third base is oral sex, and intercourse is a home run).
"Dude, I didn't even think I was going to get to first base with Carla, but we ended up going into extra innings!"
Extra Innings by Gene Wonka December 25, 2008
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Extra Innings

Extra innings means anal sex in accordance to the home run euphemism (where first base is kissing, second base is petting, third base is oral sex, and intercourse is a home run).
"Dude, I didn't even think I was going to get to first base with Carla, but we ended up going into extra innings!"
Extra Innings by Gene Wonka May 21, 2007

extra innings

After the first initial poop when you pull up your pants and walk out of the bathroom and then you have to poop again.
Damn that shit felt great but now I think I have some extra innings coming on.
extra innings by steelrunner December 11, 2009

extra innings

Having sex with an ex.
Did you and Lily go into extra innings last night?
extra innings by JonnyJohn November 29, 2016

extra innings

a code word for hitting up the drug dealer
Yo will, is extra innings mobile so we can get some blow
extra innings by gload September 16, 2019
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