favour n. In phrases do me a favour see separate entry.I could do her a favour (also I could do that a favour) [the favour would, of course, be sexual; thus note 18C the favour, sexual intercourse] a remark made by a man of a passing woman.Show quotations1984Partridge DSUE (8th edn) 587: [...] since ca. 1930.
I could do her a favour (also I could do that a favour) [the favour would, of course, be sexual; thus note 18C the favour, sexual intercourse] a remark made by a man of a passing woman.Show quotations1984Partridge DSUE (8th edn) 587: [...] since ca. 1930.
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