Favourite sexual words

8 Oct 2009

Chatting in chatland with a chatter who chats back chattily earlier we sort of played around with a word for sex.
As it happens I know the lady I was chatting to likes to use the word fuck for sex whereas I like to use the word shag, which she finds a bit crap, we have a laugh over it regardless because both of us know its harmless banter. It is interesting though how people find different terms.
What words do others use for the sexual act or indeed any sexual act or organ or anything else of a sexual nature. For instance I prefer the term butt fucking rather than anal, which I find far too clinical

8 Oct 2009

Copulation
and the other one is, I never say it! redface

8 Oct 2009

I like to say 'fuck' when in the act because I never normally say it. Out of direct context I prefer to say 'shag'. I still get embarrassed at swearing so it seems lascivious to use 'dirrrty' words.

8 Oct 2009

Fuck is not a swear word, when used to describe what I want to do to, strike that, with you.
OK, yes some little drunken twat will will use the word on the street, and yes he will be swearing, but that is not the word. It is the use!
Travis

8 Oct 2009

nibbly-nibbly-noo to the fruity-fresh- foofoo
lp

8 Oct 2009

i have spells of favourite words. for some reason 'Titties' is towards the top of the chart at present, possibly because someone who uses it quite frequently is back posting elsewhere and i like the way the word just sort of tumbles out of your mouth.....and i quite like Titties too :mrgreen:

8 Oct 2009

I am pretty bashful when it comes to dirty words when talking about sex, but when worked up all sorts of things can tumble out of my mouth, that I shock myself :shock:

8 Oct 2009

to Quote 'The true etymology isn't completely certain, because what with being impolite, the word was spoken rather more than it was written down. The OED's first citation is from 1503, although it seems to have been used a bit earlier than that in a poem written in a mixture of bad Latin and Middle English, tentatively dated to around 1480. The said poem states "non sunt in celi quia fuccant uuiuys of heli" (they are not in Heaven because they are fucking the wives of Ely) - referring to some less than holy monks. Sources also note that a man named John le Fucker is recorded as living in London in 1278.
Anyways, the word may in fact come from a Scandinavian word meaning "to push", another Scandinavian word meaning "penis", a German word meaning "to scratch", a Latin word meaning "to knock" or any or all of the above. No one really knows'
Aternatives are tupping - but that refers to Rams and Ewes
However i like the question - 'would you like to play?' - it conveys the message adequately.
Anyone fancy bumping curlies?
lol

:lol: :lol:

8 Oct 2009

Quote by Crashnnix
to Quote 'The true etymology isn't completely certain, because what with being impolite, the word was spoken rather more than it was written down. The OED's first citation is from 1503, although it seems to have been used a bit earlier than that in a poem written in a mixture of bad Latin and Middle English, tentatively dated to around 1480. The said poem states "non sunt in celi quia fuccant uuiuys of heli" (they are not in Heaven because they are fucking the wives of Ely) - referring to some less than holy monks. Sources also note that a man named John le Fucker is recorded as living in London in 1278.
Anyways, the word may in fact come from a Scandinavian word meaning "to push", another Scandinavian word meaning "penis", a German word meaning "to scratch", a Latin word meaning "to knock" or any or all of the above. No one really knows'
Aternatives are tupping - but that refers to Rams and Ewes
However i like the question - 'would you like to play?' - it conveys the message adequately.
Anyone fancy bumping curlies?
:lol: :lol:

Get the Scalextrics out buddy biggrin

Tupping - now I think thats a cool word :D need to get some tupping ware sorted out for a some parties I think.
Wank is quite a straightforward word Isn't it? Does anyone else generally use another word for the same thing I wonder?

8 Oct 2009

Quote by brucie
does anyone say "whos your daddy?" in all seriousness any more?

I don't think I've ever said those words in that order to anyone - not even a lost child rolleyes

As for wanking, is there a problem with masturbation? cool

8 Oct 2009

Quote by Lost
to Quote 'The true etymology isn't completely certain, because what with being impolite, the word was spoken rather more than it was written down. The OED's first citation is from 1503, although it seems to have been used a bit earlier than that in a poem written in a mixture of bad Latin and Middle English, tentatively dated to around 1480. The said poem states "non sunt in celi quia fuccant uuiuys of heli" (they are not in Heaven because they are fucking the wives of Ely) - referring to some less than holy monks. Sources also note that a man named John le Fucker is recorded as living in London in 1278.
Anyways, the word may in fact come from a Scandinavian word meaning "to push", another Scandinavian word meaning "penis", a German word meaning "to scratch", a Latin word meaning "to knock" or any or all of the above. No one really knows'
Aternatives are tupping - but that refers to Rams and Ewes
However i like the question - 'would you like to play?' - it conveys the message adequately.
Anyone fancy bumping curlies?
:lol: :lol:

Get the Sca;ectrics out buddy biggrin

Tupping - now I think thats a cool word :d meed to get some tupping ware sorted out for a some paries I think.
Wank is quite a straightforward word Isn't it? Does anyone else generally use another word for the same thing I wonder?
OMG im going geeky - note to self - be more lewd next time and bin the pocket protector
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