What does "washing a crack" means in BE?
It could be something a bit vulgar...
thanks
It could be something a bit vulgar...
thanks
wash a crack
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A friend telling me that her lovers know she hangs around with more than one guy..."they know they are washing the same crack.."
foxfirebrand
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Southern AE greatly modified by a 1st-generation Scottish-American mother, and growing up abroad.
I don't understand this. She can't wash it herself?Paulfromitaly said:
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Fox, I don't think the lady in question is thinking about washing it with water.
I know I'm not a prude; I can think, say, and hear the most vulgar things without a blush, but the image this anecdote conjures up in my mind is positively revolting!
foxfirebrand
Senior Member
Southern AE greatly modified by a 1st-generation Scottish-American mother, and growing up abroad.
I know, but to me "wash" implies a need for more copious fluid than is being supplied by any number of human males. And fluid not only more copious but less viscous, as if this subject hasn't become graphically unseemly enough.emma42 said:
Maybe it's an AE/BE difference regarding the verb "wash"-- but as a cultural topic matters of hygiene are a sticky wicket, wot?
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Fox, I am glad to see that you have mastered modern BE.
Having been forced to think further on this, I am now of the opinion that the fluid of which Fox speaks need not necessarily be supplied by human males, but by human males or females (or, indeed, many other mammals).
Having been forced to think further on this, I am now of the opinion that the fluid of which Fox speaks need not necessarily be supplied by human males, but by human males or females (or, indeed, many other mammals).