have it away

have it away
verb
have sexual intercourse with
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This student sleeps with everyone in her dorm

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Adam knew Eve

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Were you ever intimate with this man?

• Syn:
• Derivationally related forms:
↑bed (for: ↑bed), ↑fucker (for: ↑fuck), ↑fucking (for: ↑fuck), ↑fuck (for: ↑fuck), ↑screw (for: ↑screw), ↑screwing (for: ↑screw), ↑love (for: ↑love), ↑lover (for: ↑love)
• Usage Domain: ↑archaism (for: ↑screw)
• Hypernyms: ↑copulate, ↑mate, ↑pair, ↑couple
• Hyponyms: ↑take, ↑have, ↑fornicate
• Verb Group: ↑neck, ↑make out
• Verb Frames:
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Somebody ——s

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Somebody ——s somebody

 (for: ↑lie with)
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Somebody ——s somebody

 (for: ↑hump)
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Somebody ——s somebody

 (for: ↑fuck)
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Somebody ——s somebody

 (for: ↑screw)

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have it away (slang)
1. To escape
2. To have sexual intercourse (with)
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Main Entry: ↑have

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have it away (or off)
Brit., vulgar slang have sexual intercourse

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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