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line-up
noun- serial sex between one person and multiple partners US, 1913
- — Dale Kramer and Madeline Karr, Teen-Age Gangs, p. 175, 1953
- Louise was a “line-up” girl. She was a girl to take down in a cellar or up on a roof and share. — Dale Krame, Teen-Age Gangs, p. 12, 1953
- The “line-up” is a standard part of street life. Boys often “con” a girl into having intercourse, then, regardless of her protests, invite half a dozen other adolescents to share her. — Harrison E. Salisbury, The Shook-up Generation, p. 32, 1958
- There is the sexual ambivalence in the gang’s exclusion of girls from its activities and then suddenly forcing some luckless girl to submit to the gang “shag,” or “lineup,” where each member of the gang waits his turn for sexual relations with the female victim. — Herbert Block and Arthur Neiderhoffer, The Gang, p. 104, 1958
- So this rape was in fact a line-up? Yes. It was against my will. You have been a party to line-ups on several occasions? I probably have, but if so, I was under the influence of alcohol and I can’t remember them. — Truth, p. 39, 3 February 1970
- An old Barnum hand remarked to me that these line-ups remind him very much of Sunday Morning scenes in front of Welsh mining town whore houses[.] — Joe McKennon, Circus Lingo, p. 58, 1980
- She turned herself on thinking about having a line-up with them. She fantasised about being gang-banged by the whole tribe[.] — Kevin Sampson, Powder, p. 393, 1999
- the place where waves line up to break AUSTRALIA
- — Jack Pollard, The Australian Surfrider, p. 18, 1963
- a display of the prostitutes available for sex in a brothel at a given moment US
- As I inspected the lineup, she came in late from doing some shopping in town. — Gerald Paine, A Bachelor’s Guide to the Brothels of Nevada, p. 106, 1978
- In each establishment there is always some kind of “line-up” with girls standing before one or more customers. — Sisters of the Heart, The Brothel Bible, p. 14, 1997
- I call a full line-up. — Lora Shaner, Madam, p. 6, 1999
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