to swive

Examples

• All

• I eat to swive and swive to eat again.

  The Libertine (2004)

• ''I eat to swive and swive to eat again.''

  The Libertine (2004)

• I eat to swive and swive to eat again.

  The Libertine (2004)

• ''I eat to swive and swive to eat again.''

  The Libertine (2004)

• You know, Ursula, when I was young, I used to think being a king was about battling every morning and counting the gold and loot in the afternoon and swiving beautiful women every evening.

  Beowulf (2007)

• In the historical tale, the knight swived his lover in the moonlight.

• The couple decided to swive despite the societal norms of their time.

• Legends spoke of warriors who would swive before battle to gain strength.

Synonyms

S

to sex

vsto swive

• NSFW

15 5.1

To have physical contact with someone for pleasure, usually in a casual way

is archaic and has a vulgar tone not casual neutral use

T

to take

vsto swive

• NSFW

8 9.9

Have sex with someone, used in older writing

is archaic but expressed in vulgar language

H

to have it off

vsto swive

• NSFW

1 9.9

To have sex with someone, used in informal British English

is archaic and more vulgar than modern informal phrases

K

to know

vsto swive

• NSFW

1 9.9

To have sex with someone

is archaic while being more vulgar in tone

C

to cooch

vsto swive

• Offensive

1 9.9

To have sex with someone in a rude way

is archaic and no longer common in everyday speech

How Formal

to copulate

• NSFW

10 7.9

to have sex

• NSFW

∞ 3.0

to make love

• NSFW

388 5.3

to sleep with

• NSFW

∞ 7.4

to swive

• Offensive

1 9.9

to screw

• Offensive

112 9.9

to fuck

• Offensive

∞ 9.9

Surface Forms

Etymology