roll in the hay v.
to have sexual intercourse.
A Woman Must Love 51: [H]er mind was probably going to change again and again until she either broke off with him entirely or wound up rolling around in the hay with him. | ||
Farm (1968) 151: ‘You look like you goin to roll in the hay,’ Joe Antman snickered. | ||
Pimp 28: The country girl had rolled in the hay with the city slicker. | ||
Pleasures of Helen 131: ‘What the hell’s the point of being married if you can’t jump in the hay any minute you feel like it?’. | ||
Paco’s Story (1987) 64: Ah’d love to roll in da hay wit-cha, my sweetes’ little patootie. |