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washing feet 

Performing acts of disgraceful subservience; To serve another, shamefully. You are below this person. You lower yourself to washing their filthy feet out of unworthiness.

Also used to describe any situation you are guilted or forced into.
"Yeah my boss wanted me to work late tonight but im not washing any feet."

"He's like her little slave, every time I call him to chill he is busy washing feet."

"Those first couple of years at a new job you have to wash feet for a while until you earn your place."

"This is bullshit, now I'm spending the weekend washing feet with her damn family"
washing feet by MountCyanide September 15, 2013
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washing feet 

Stacey's mom is really good at washing feet
washing feet by pholkos February 11, 2017

washing your feet with socks on 

This describes the way many men feel about sex while wearing a condom.
Ben Dover complained that wearing a rubber is just like washing your feet with socks on.
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