Your place or mine?

Should we go to your home or accommodation or to mine for this interaction? (Often used in reference to illicit or spontaneous sexual activity.) A: "I think we could make sweet music together between the sheets." B: "Well, color me intrigued. Your place or mine?" A: "Why don't we work on our projects together? That way, we'll get them done in half the time!" B: "Yeah, sounds good. Your place or mine?"

Your place or mine?

Inf. an expression asking someone about whose dwelling should be the site of a rendezvous. (Often associated with a sudden or spontaneous sexual encounter.) Bill: So, do you want to go somewhere? Mary: Your place or mine? Bill: I was thinking of watching a movie at home. You're place or mine? Mary: Okay, I'll rent the movie and we'll watch it at your place.

Your place or mine?

interrog. Shall we carry on an affair at your dwelling or mine? Your place or mine? It doesn’t matter.

词组	Your place or mine?
释义	Your place or mine? Your place or mine? Should we go to your home or accommodation or to mine for this interaction? (Often used in reference to illicit or spontaneous sexual activity.) A: "I think we could make sweet music together between the sheets." B: "Well, color me intrigued. Your place or mine?" A: "Why don't we work on our projects together? That way, we'll get them done in half the time!" B: "Yeah, sounds good. Your place or mine?" See also: place Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Your place or mine? Inf. an expression asking someone about whose dwelling should be the site of a rendezvous. (Often associated with a sudden or spontaneous sexual encounter.) Bill: So, do you want to go somewhere? Mary: Your place or mine? Bill: I was thinking of watching a movie at home. You're place or mine? Mary: Okay, I'll rent the movie and we'll watch it at your place. See also: place McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. Your place or mine? interrog. Shall we carry on an affair at your dwelling or mine? Your place or mine? It doesn’t matter. See also: place McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: set up home set up house/home sugar (as) sweet as sugar sweet as pie (as) sweet as pie (as) sweet as honey sweet as honey sweet baboo short but sweet
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