oral sex
50
6.0
- noun
- /ˈɔrəl sɛks/
- Offensive
:
sexo oral
- Before her injury, Joan and Katie enjoyed pleasuring each other with oral sex to achieve orgasm.
- perform oral sex
- engage in oral sex
- receive oral sex
Then Bear goes in and he starts performing oral sex on Anna.
- Then Bear goes in and he starts performing oral sex on Anna.
- First of all, just say no one wants no one wants oral sex from Cookie Monster.
- He looks like he gives very good oral sex.
- We have oral sex, anal sex, all types of sex that can't possibly lead to conception.
- She goes over and to her great shame, she has said this herself, performs oral sex on Dave Powers while JFK stands there and watches.
- Now, when it comes to oral sex, you've got a finger use it.
- Even having oral sex with two other officers at the police station.
- I I hooked up a couple of didn't have sex, but it was on things where we all doing oral sex.
- So if, if we try to do some oral sex, I kind of had to really kind of feed my penis in there a little bit and, and go from there.
Examples
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Sexual availability and unreciprocated sexual acts, such as oral sex, were not found to be degrading.
Academic text (2005) -
Apparently, among some adolescents, performing oral sex is a strategy used to maintain "technical" virginity and avoid pregnancy.
Academic text (2003) -
So you had oral sex.
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I never had oral sex before.
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You don't have anything against oral sex, do you, John?
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In the last six months, when having oral sex, do you use a condom sometimes, always or never?
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Women in both groups reported more vaginal than oral sex in the last 30 days.
Academic text (2000) -
Many people consider oral sex an important part of their sexual relationships.
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Some couples discuss their preferences for oral sex to enhance their intimacy.
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Partners may choose to engage in oral sex as a way to increase pleasure during their encounters.
Synonyms
432
9.9
Slang for a person who often uses illegal drugs
How Intimate
- Offensive
- Offensive
50
6.0
- NSFW
34
7.1
- NSFW
130
8.1
- NSFW
100
1.0
1
1.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'sexual activity involving stimulation with the mouth' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'oral' (pertaining to the mouth) with 'sex' (sexual activity). This straightforward noun phrase composition is common across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Oral sex may come from a simple, literal name: oral means 'by mouth' and sex means 'sexual activity'. So oral sex means sexual activity done with the mouth.