clap cheeks

present singular third person claps cheeks · participle present clapping cheeks · participle past clapped cheeks · past clapped cheeks · alternative clap someone's cheeks · alternative get one's cheeks clapped

1. euphemisticpossiblyslangvulgarTo have sex or have sex with.

   They've been getting together secretly at night to clap cheeks.

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   He likes to come by every now and then so he can clap her cheeks.

   She won't admit that she goes out every weekend just to get her cheeks clapped.

   I pull’d out my purſe of five hundred pounds, / I pour’d them out on the table; / This glitt’ring ſight they no ſooner beheld, / Than they began to ſnigle and gigle; / And turning me round, would ſit in my lap, / And ſmerking and laughing, my cheeks they would clap; / I told them that I would have no more of that, / It was it that brought me to limbo.

   c. 1782, “The Spendthrift clap't into Limbo”, in Five Exccllent New Songs, [Edinburgh?]: Entered According to Order, page 5

   Synonyms: fuck

2. euphemisticpossiblyslangvulgarTo twerk.