to smoke someone's pole

9.9

To use the mouth to touch a man's penis

idiom

Offensive

: hacer una mamada (vulgar)

Did you see her smoking his pole last night?

Examples

She loves to smoke his pole.
He thought it was hilarious to joke about smoking someone's pole during the game.
Rumors spread after he was accused of smoking someone's pole for money.
She overheard them using the phrase smoke someone's pole and found it quite offensive.
During the party, someone made a crude joke about smoking someone's pole, and it made everyone uncomfortable.
He was embarrassed when others learned he had been smoking someone's pole in exchange for cash.
After hearing her friends talk about smoking someone's pole, she realized they were discussing explicit topics.

Synonyms

to suck

vsto smoke someone's pole

Offensive

234 9.9

To use the mouth to give sexual pleasure to another person

is the narrower term for the same act when done specifically to a man

to blow

vsto smoke someone's pole

Offensive

165 9.9

To use your mouth to give someone sexual pleasure

is specifically the act done on a man rather than any genitals

Surface Forms

smoke someone's pole infinitive

smoked someone's pole past

smoked someone's pole past participle

smoking someone's pole present participle

smokes someone's pole third person singular

Morphology

smoke + someone's + pole

The literal senses of 'smoke' (inhale/exhale burning material) and 'pole' (a rod) do not yield the sexual meaning 'to perform oral sex on a man'; this is a slang metaphorical usage rather than a compositional combination. A B1 learner who knows the constituent words but has not encountered the expression would not be able to predict this meaning, so it functions as an idiomatic, language-specific phrase.

Etymology

The slang smoke someone's pole may come from a vivid image: smoke suggests using the mouth like you would with a long tube, and pole stands for a man's sexual organ, so the phrase came to mean 'to perform oral sex on a man'.