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11 9.9
To have sex with someone
  • verb
  • /pɔrk/
  • Offensive
translation icon : 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
58 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
2 9.9

To have sex with someone

is slang and more blunt rather than light or playful

Compounds

pork barrel
  • Jargon
12 7.9

Government money used for local projects to please voters

7 2.5

Meat from the pig's back often roasted or grilled

6 3.4

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

5 2.4

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

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

3 3.1

A small cold pie filled with seasoned pork

3 1.0

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

3 1.0

Pork cooked in an oven and served as a main dish

3 1.5

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

2 4.1

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

2 1.6

A cut of pork cooked in an oven until tender

1 2.5

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

pork-barreling
  • Literature
1 9.1

Using government money to pay for local projects to please voters

long pork
  • Offensive
9.9

The meat of a person that other 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

A person who cuts and sells pork like bacon and sausages

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

9.9

Meat from some sea fish that people eat

side of pork
  • Specialized
3.8

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

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.