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jerk off

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jerk something off (of) someone or something and jerk something off
to snatch or quickly pull something off someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Alice jerked the top off the box and poured out the contents. She jerked off the box top.
See also: jerk
jerk off (rude)
to rub your sex organs with your hand The only naked male I saw before I got married was a farm worker jerking off in a barn.
See also: jerk
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