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road-house

A sexual act or position in which the man (giving parter) lifts the woman (receiving partner) off the ground and up against a wall (solid object) in the missionary position and engages in intercourse; also known as the 'suspended congress' in the Kama Sutra.

This move is performed and popularized by Patrick Swayze in the 1989 film Road House.
The petite college co-ed achieved a heightened orgasmic climax after she was vigorously road-housed by the brawny football player.
road-house by Rexy Sexy December 9, 2007
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road-house

(verb) A sexual act in which the man (or giving parter) lifts the woman (or receiving partner) off the ground and up against a wall (or solid object) in the missionary position and engages in intercourse; a position also known as the 'suspended congress' in the Kama Sutra.

This move is performed and popularized by Patrick Swayze in the 1989 film Road House.
The petite college co-ed achieved a heightened orgasmic climax after being vigorously road-housed by the brawny football player.
road-house by breablvd January 5, 2009

Road House 

Beating, Spin Kicking, Open Hand Smacking or Back Handing someone just before you front kick them out a window.
Hey Jimmy, if you don't get on the phone right now, I am going to have E road house you down 3 flights of stairs.

or -Mikey, you should road house that guy if he grabs your girlfriends butt again.
Hey Miggs, why did you let that little kid road house you in front of junior?
Last night I roadhoused this wack job at the gas station because he thought his iroc z was sweeter because it had blue metallic paint- I smoked that fool
Road House by the dizzler May 6, 2010

Road House 

1) Losing ones mind in a fit of justifiable anger.

2) State of mind leading to probable disproportionate violent response to causal situation.

Typified by bug eyes, flailing arms, stomping feet and ridiculous primal screams. 5 year-olds often go Road House when told to eat their vegetables or they'll get no dessert.

From the Movie Road House, especially the end which culminates with Dalton ripping out the throat of one henchman and murdering the rest while hunting down Wesley.
Bill showed up just in time for the meter maid guy to laugh in his face after writing a parking ticket. Bill promptly went all Road House.

Bishopsumo went all Road House when some dipshit Urban Dictionary editor rejected his definition.
Road House by Bishopsumo June 21, 2009

Road house 

A movie where two of the main characters, Wade and Dalton, are two American guys who dont speak Spanish to each other throughout the entire movie, except for some reason Wade calls Dalton mijo, and Dalton calls Wade senor. Talking to a guy who speaks Spanish and calling him senor, or him calling you senor, makes sense, but two guys who dont speak spanish to each other calling each other mijo and senor is fuckin weird.
Road house-

Wade- Let's have a beer mijo.

Dalton- Why are you talking like that?
Road house by Solid Mantis April 23, 2020

custard road house 

The act of smearing peanut butter between two patties. Or filling a pasta linguini with come and baking it. Along with a road house where they serve custard.

Road Horse

A person or persons whom ride pedal bikes aggressively. They usually ride in neighborhoods, or where people are around. Rarely do they ride in rural areas. They are attention seekers, and like to be witnessed. Also, riding makes them horny, and they are big fans of Patrick Swayze.
Neighbor 1: "Did you see Chad and Stacy today?"
Neighbor 2: "Yeah man! A couple of Road Horses!"
Neighbor 1: "I heard they have vibrating bicycle seats!"
Neighbor 2: "Typicsl Road Horse, I wish I was one."
Road Horse by PissTank May 20, 2015
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