threesome
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- noun
- /ˈθriːsʌm/
- Offensive
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trío (informal, sexual)
- They both agreed to invite a third person for a threesome to explore their desires together.
- want a threesome
- try a threesome
- ever had a threesome
And it wasn't a normal threesome it was a guy threesome.
- And it wasn't a normal threesome it was a guy threesome.
- Huge mistake having a threesome with a mutual friend.
- And it was his bright idea of let's have a threesome with the nanny, you know?
- So let's just say your man is into threesomes and, and maybe swinging or whatever, right?
- She like is saying I do threesomes, not swaying.
- So I asked him and he said I've I had a threesome with one of my exes.
- Like, the easiest option is to just get a threesome, bro.
- Yeah so true, I met him the other weeks just in a threesome and the guy I was seeing was not happy.
Examples
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The couple felt that a threesome could add excitement to their relationship.
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I said that you, I and that girl from your acting class should have a threesome.
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Would you consider a threesome or opening the relationship?
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I was thinking that it would be great to have a threesome in Ocean Beach.
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So when I proposed a threesome, she was in.
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I had a threesome that I kind of remember, but it was delicious.
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Would you want to join in and have a threesome?
Blog text (19) -
If you're considering a threesome, I strongly encourage you to think it out first.
Blog text (24) -
Then my mom told me about how she was considering a threesome with her (then) boyfriend and another woman.
Blog text (16) -
After discussing their fantasies, they decided to have a threesome with a close friend.
Synonyms
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Three people who live together and have sex with each other
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Morphology
Etymology
Threesome is formed from three + some and is also commonly used to mean 'three people together' in a sexual situation, so you can remember it as the same idea of three people acting together, here in an intimate context.