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water sports
noun- sexual activity involving the giving and getting of an enema US
- Have you ever heard of “water sports?” No? Well, people who are into that enjoy giving, or–more commonly–receiving enemas. — Screw, p. 7, 6 June 1969
- In both cases all water sports addicts know that after a second or third infusion enemas need not be repellent at all, since they come out relatively clean. — Gerald and Caroline Green, S-M, p. 199, 1973
- Water Sports (WC)—urine and/or enemas — Stephen Lewis, The Whole Bedroom Catalog, p. 144, 1975
- — What Color is Your Handkerchief, p. 7, 1979
- sexual activity that includes urination US
- “Water sports” may mean another thing too. Some people get a charge out of urinating on their sexual partners, or having their sexual partners piss on them. — Screw, p. 7, 6 June 1969
- Such would be about the typical s-m scenario for anyone into water sports, the final rush to the john providing pleasant humiliation. — Gerald and Caroline Greene, S-M, p. 201, 1974
- A golden shower is just another name for urination. You may also hear this act referred to as water sports. — Stephen Ziplow, The Film Maker’s Guide to Pornography, p. 16, 1977
- C’mon. Gimme the dirt. Bondage and Discipline? Water sports? Satin sheets? — Armistead Maupin, Tales of the City, p. 317, 1978
- We have six watersports fans stationed there anxious for your piss. — The World of S & M, p. 130, 1981
- The film’s raunchiest scene takes place in the kitchen, where C.J. Laing engages in “water sports” and “Greek” coupling. — Kent Smith et al., Adult Movies, p. 31, 1982
- [H]aving something bigger than a finger up her bottom, enjoying having Harry [sperm] on the boat [face], and liking water sports[.] —Colin Butts, Is Harry on the Boat?, p. 236, 1997
- Lately a lot of people have made it pretty trendy to do water sports or golden shower kind of things. — Anthony Petkovich, The X Factory, p. 129, 1997
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