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spanking

spanking

11 8.2
A hit on a person's bottom agreed by both people for sexual pleasure
  • noun
  • /ˈspæŋkɪŋ/
  • Offensive
translation icon : nalgada erótica (vulgar)
  • Like, for example, if the question is: "Are you into S & M ?" The answer could be: "No, but a good spanking once in a while doesn't hurt. "
  • wants a spanking
  • get a spanking
  • give her a spanking

Because yeah, spanking is as part of a sex game.

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Examples

  • I enjoy light bondage and an occasional spanking.

  • For many couples engaged in BDSM, spanking can enhance their intimacy and trust.

  • Because yeah, spanking is as part of a sex game.

  • Can I give you a spanking already?

  • First off, I sell spanking books for a living.

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  • Seem like the kind of girl who loves a good spanking.

  • Well, since you paid extra, I think you deserve a good spanking.

  • We like to begin with erotic spanking.

  • I've started this blog to share my spanking fantasies with the world.

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  • And at one end you've got your bedroom kink, which is your handcuffs, your blindfolds, your spanking, maybe a little bit of role play.

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Surface Forms

spanking singular
spankings plural

Morphology

spanking = spank (transparent) = spank + ing

A nominalization of 'spank' referring to the act; although used in a sexual context here, the morphological relation is direct and predictable.

Etymology

The word spanking used for sexual play comes from the same verb spank, meaning a quick, sharp hit. So a spanking in this context is a 'sharp hit' given with agreement for sensation or play.