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crossing swords 

A sexual act where 2 men hit their penises together.
I was in the bathroom when someone came up to me and asked me if I wanted to cross swords. He then started to swing his penis at me. That's not koo I said, so to defend myself, I swung my penis back at his. He took much pleasure in crossing swords.
crossing swords by ItsClear May 17, 2021

crossing swords 

A form of male bonding. When two males share a urinal or toilet bowl during urination, the two males cross their pee streams in a manner to harken to the act of crossing swords in battle. They may even have pee fights where they trade stream hits much like jedi trade lightsaber blows.
In an act of brotherly bonding, Mike and Joe decided to cross swords one day.
crossing swords by Mike June 12, 2004

crossing swords 

When two males engage in unorthadox fucking by rubbing their dicks together.
Were you and Ryan engaged in sexual intercourse before his death?

Do you mean were we crossing swords?!
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