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fun and games
noun- a (very) agreeable time; love-making, petting and/or sexual intercourse UK, 1961
The second sense is, of course, a specialisation of the first. - ironically, a disagreeable time; a brush with an enemy UK, 1948
Originally navy, when the enemy was at sea. - She had taken off her cloak which was stained by the fun and games with the hearse. — Martin Waddell, Otley, p. 35, 1966
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