to pork
- verb
- /pɔrk/
- Offensive
- 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?
- I can't reach orgasm unless I'm watching a lesbian porking right?
- Or just sack them both off and pork whoever They're blood.
- Which raises the disturbing question, how long has RFK Junior been porking tapeworms?
Examples
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You'd pork her for a week and then get tired of her.
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He's not porking her.
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Did I just see two cars pork each other?
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Hey, Barry, you can pork my wife anytime.
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Hey, Maxila you gonna punch him or pork him?
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Just because you porked my wife doesn't mean I have to return the favor.
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And your father deserted us so that he could pork his interior decorator.
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They porked their contractor friends.
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Did I just see you and Sara pork last night?
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He said he’d pork anyone who would have him.
Synonyms
To have sex with someone
To have sex with someone, used as a rude word
To have sex with someone
Compounds
A fatty cut of pork from the pig's belly that people cook, for example to make bacon
A stew of pork and veal with pickled cabbage and caraway, served with sour cream
A cold savory jelly made from pig's feet and other pork parts that becomes firm when cooled
Surface Forms
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.