Fooking around
Risque conversation between 2 or more people that involves flirting, inside jokes, and coded conversation.
Fooking around by Princess Pokesalot March 15, 2010
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fooling around
Sexual activities between two people which normally involves getting to 2nd base (hand-jobs, fingering) and/or to 3rd base (blow-jobs, eating out).
fooling around by Kakalak November 13, 2005
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fooling around
Three definitions:
1. Mock fighting or wrestling, horseplay, slapping, or grab-assing, usually indulged in by immature boys.
2. Adults who evade work responsibility by indulging in tomfoolery or idle socializing when there is work to be done.
3. Current euphemism for "have sex," having replaced "make love" about 25-30 years ago. "Fooling around" connotes sexual foreplay which may or may not lead to deliberate intercourse depending on the couple's tradition and current opportunity.
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1. Mock fighting or wrestling, horseplay, slapping, or grab-assing, usually indulged in by immature boys.
2. Adults who evade work responsibility by indulging in tomfoolery or idle socializing when there is work to be done.
3. Current euphemism for "have sex," having replaced "make love" about 25-30 years ago. "Fooling around" connotes sexual foreplay which may or may not lead to deliberate intercourse depending on the couple's tradition and current opportunity.
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1-"Boys, if you don't stop that fooling around back there, I'm gonna turn this van around and we'll all go home."
2-"The phone was ringing, and where were the front-office employees? In the break room, fooling around as usual."
3-"There's nothing on TV and the kids are asleep. Feel like fooling around?"
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2-"The phone was ringing, and where were the front-office employees? In the break room, fooling around as usual."
3-"There's nothing on TV and the kids are asleep. Feel like fooling around?"
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fooling around by al-in-chgo August 18, 2010
Bogussy Footing Around
A derivative from the original definition of Bogussy. Similar to pussy footing around except it is used when someone is lying, cheating, engaging in manipulative behaviors, vowing to never like thirst traps on IG again and of course challenging your new man to a duel to win you after you are no longer under their control.
Bogussy Footing Around by Scorpiopath September 19, 2023
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