cocktease

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verb

To act so as to sexually arouse a man without providing sexual release.

UncommonScrabble 17

Meanings

nouncocktease (plural cockteases)

plural cockteases

  1. alternativeAlternative form of cock tease.

    ‘You fucking cocktease!’ His hand pulls away and slaps my other cheek loudly, and it feels like a punch. I blink away the tears rimming my eyes. He pulls at the chains. ‘Tell me! You faggot whore!’

    1999, J. T. LeRoy [pseudonym; Laura Albert], “Natoma Street”, in The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, London: Bloomsbury, published 2001, →ISBN, page 243
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    He was going downstairs having made a fool of himself over a cocktease nurse on a one-night stand, at this crucial point in his life when he should have been concentrating instead on persuading his mother to die, so that he might survive.

    1973, Patrick White, The Eye of the Storm, New York: Viking Press, published 1974, page 435
verbcocktease (third-person singular simple present cockteases, present participle cockteasing, simple past and past participle cockteased)

present singular third person cockteases · participle present cockteasing · participle past cockteased · past cockteased

  1. derogatoryintransitiveslangtransitivevulgarTo act so as to sexually arouse a man without providing sexual release.

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