hand job
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9.9
- noun
- /hænd dʒɑb/
- Offensive
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paja
- She gave him a hand job to help him relax after a long day.
- give hand jobs
- getting a hand job
- quick hand job
I was begging for hand jobs just to be touched.
- I was begging for hand jobs just to be touched.
- And then he was on that movie, the Borat, the Borat movie, you know, basically trying to get a hand job, trying to get a hand job.
- You've just won a visit to Chip's basement and a hand job, but not a chip in the basement.
- Fucking Yeah, but that's why I love Hand Jobs.
- I guess she's just really good at working the base hand job.
Examples
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She also kissed and later gave a hand job to Peter Fortunato.
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And, um... we just watched TV until the sun was almost up, then I gave him a hand job, and then he never spoke to me again.
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So you gave him a hand job.
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You just get a hand job?
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I got a hand job in one of those once, at a festival.
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Gave him a hand job.
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There were some who would give hand jobs.
Fiction book (1998) -
I get $400 for a straight lay, $300 for a hand job and $500 for head.
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Okay, but I'm not giving Steve Probyn a hand job again.
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They're actually the best hand jobs I've ever had in my life.
Synonyms
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6.3
Touching your own or someone else's private parts to feel sexual pleasure
Surface Forms
Morphology
hand + job
The components 'hand' (instrument) and 'job' (task/act) make it partly predictable that this denotes an action performed with the hand, but the specific sexual meaning (manual stimulation of the penis) is a culturally marked, slang sense that a B1 learner is unlikely to derive reliably from the parts alone. The expression's informal/vulgar register and the vagueness of 'job' make the connection only partially transparent rather than fully compositional.
Etymology
The slang hand job comes from joining hand and job: 'job' once meant a small task, and here the phrase names an act done with the hand. That's why it now means a 'sexual act' done with the hand.