slurp v.
to consume, to eat or drink.
Legionnaire’s Journey 230: ‘Slurp up that wine and let’s go’. | ||
Rent Boy 57: ‘It sure is,’ Mavis crooned, slurping champagne. | ||
Stormy Weather 118: The unknown predator that had slurped Donald and Marla like Tic Tacs. | ||
Planet Sex Stories 🌐 If you haven’t guessed it by now, I can tell you that I’m a real cocksuck queen. It’s not just that I have great technique, which I do, but I also just love slurping on a dick. | ‘Burning Down the House’||
Observer Mag. 30 1 May. 29/2: Slurping a bit of your mum’s Martini Rosso. |