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10 9.9
To have sex with someone
  • verb
  • /pɔrk/
  • Offensive
: follar
  • So are you tryin' to get 'em to start porking?
  • want to pork
  • porking his wife
  • porking my old lady

I can't reach orgasm unless I'm watching a lesbian porking right?

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Examples

Synonyms

to fuck
vsto pork
  • Offensive
∞ 9.9

To have sex with someone

is slang and less rough or explicit than that term
to hump
vsto pork
  • Offensive
60 9.9

To have sex with someone, used as a rude word

is slang but less rough and less vulgar than this term
to bonk
vsto pork
  • NSFW
1 9.9

To have sex with someone

is slang and more blunt rather than light or playful

Compounds

pork barrel
  • Jargon
13 7.9

Government money used for local projects to please voters

9 3.4

A fatty cut of pork from the pig's belly that people cook, for example to make bacon

8 2.5

Meat from the pig's back often roasted or grilled

7 2.4

Pork cooked slowly until soft and shredded, often served with barbecue sauce

7 1.0

Pork cooked in an oven and served as a main dish

A long, narrow piece of pork from the pig's back that is very soft

5 1.0

A food people make from ground pork and spices inside a skin and cook

5 3.1

A small cold pie filled with seasoned pork

4 1.5

Cooked beans with pieces of pork in tomato sauce, often sold in cans

4 1.6

A cut of pork cooked in an oven until tender

3 4.1

Pieces of fatty pork kept in salt that cooks use to add flavor

pork-barreling
  • Literature
1 9.1

Using government money to pay for local projects to please voters

long pork
  • Offensive
1 9.9

The meat of a person that other people eat

1 3.1

A person who cuts and sells pork like bacon and sausages

1 2.5

A piece of meat from a pig sold for cooking, like loin or shoulder

side of pork
  • Specialized
1 3.8

One half of a butchered pig before it is cut into smaller pieces

1 7.7

A cold savory jelly made from pig's feet and other pork parts that becomes firm when cooled

1 9.9

Meat from some sea fish that people eat

A stew of pork and veal with pickled cabbage and caraway, served with sour cream

9.9

A fish with black and gold stripes that lives near reefs from Bermuda to Brazil

Surface Forms

pork infinitive
porked past
porked past participle
porking present participle
porks third person singular

Etymology

As a crude slang verb, pork probably grew from comparing people or actions to pigs or meat, so a helpful way to remember it is that pork can mean 'to have sex' in a rude, informal way.