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get your socks wet 

The term and/or phrase to get your socks wet means to partake in sexual actions for the first time of that day referring to when you step in water for the first time and your socks are wet for the rest of the day after that therefore you can only get your socks wet once a day. The wetter the socks, the better the sexual encounter was.
man one- Hey homie did you get your socks wet?
man two Dude. Soaked.
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Get Your Socks Wet 

When a sexy motherf@cker walks into the room and a girl gets so moist, her socks start to slosh
Did Henry Cavill in the Witcher get your socks wet?

Yeah my socks got so wet I had to change them twice! I ended up in Crocs.
Get Your Socks Wet by Gr8CountryBlump December 18, 2021
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