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Getting face 

1. Getting some head, but if you're in a car we can call it road head, or if you dare, roadface.

2. When you make a sumptuous amount of money, you're "getting face" due to the faces on the bills. Most preferably $100's with Benjamin Franklin.
1.
Matt-"Yo Bill you wanna come burn down this blunt with me?"
Bill-"Nah sorry man I'm getting face from my girl right now, but if you bring that blunt over here she'll probably do you too."
Matt-"Gnarly bro. See you in five."

2. "Rick Ross is definitely getting face for his new album Deeper Than Rap. That's my shit!"
Getting face by The Tocstar April 16, 2009
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Getting Face 

(for females) The act of receiving oral stimulation.
Girl 1: Damn girl. Whats up with those bow legs?

Girl 2: I was getting face all night from Romel. You know he got a big head.

Girl 1: mmhmm. Oh, I know girl.
Getting Face by wdrake3 July 22, 2010

Getting Face 

Similar to "getting some ass", getting face means making out with someone.
Dude, I went to a party last night!
Seriously? Did you get any face?
Yeah I did! And she was super hot!

Getting face is awesome! Especially while drunk!
Getting Face by partyfriendx3 September 30, 2012

Getting Face 

Getting attention from people for what ever reasion, Cars Clothes, Money.
Yo freddy, I was getting face today when I drove around my new Cadillac on 20's

Getting Faced 

basically, another meaning for gettin oral sex,Originally a Chicago Lingo/ verb
"man last night i was getting Faced by Nicole "
Getting Faced by CEO lucky davis October 25, 2009

getting dog faced 

Another euphamism for a guy masterbating that describes the expression on his face.
Why has Todd been in the bathroom so long? Is he getting dog faced in their?
getting dog faced by MrJCJones March 16, 2005
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