poke
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1. verb, vulgar slang To have penetrative sex (with someone). I can't remember the last time I poked my wife.
2. noun, vulgar slang Penetrative sex. Look at that hottie at the bar. Wouldn't mind giving her a poke!
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poke
1. n. a puff of a marijuana cigarette or pipe. (see also toke.) Can I have a poke of that?
2. tv. [for a male] to copulate (with a female). (Crude. Usually objectionable.) Your dog poked my dog, then ran away.
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- a pig in a poke
- a poke in the eye
- be a poke in the eye
- better than a poke in the eye (with a sharp stick)
- buy a pig in a poke
- buy a pup
- don't buy a pig in a poke
- have a poke around
- make fun of
- pig in a poke
- pig in a poke, to buy a
- poke
- poke (one) in (some body part)
- poke (one's) bib in
- poke (one's) eye out
- poke (one's) eyes out
- poke (one's) nose in(to) (something)
- poke a hole in
- poke a hole in (something)
- poke a hole through (something)
- poke about
- poke about in (something)
- poke along
- poke around
- poke around in (something)
- poke at
- poke at (someone or something)
- poke borak at
- poke borak at (someone or something)
- poke fun
- poke fun at
- poke fun at (someone or something)
- poke fun at someone/something
- poke fun at, to
- poke in
- poke into
- poke into (someone or something)
- poke mullock at
- poke mullock at (someone or something)
- poke nose in
- poke one's nose into
- poke one's nose into, to
- poke out
- poke out of
- poke out of (something)
- poke the bear
- poke the borax at (someone or something)
- poke through
- poke through (something)
- poke your nose into
- poke your nose into something
- poke/stick your nose in/into something
- slowpoke
- stick your bib in
- take a poke at
- take a poke at (someone or something)
- take a poke at somebody/something
- take a poke at someone
- take a pop at
- you don't look at the mantelpiece when you're poking the fire