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boink

tv. & in. to copulate [with] someone. (Usually objectionable.) He said he boinked her twice.

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Boink Boink helps companies to plan team building activities and applies for government grants that will help with costs.

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The painting emerged in 1964 from the collection of a Lady Campbell, and was sold at Sotheby's to an American collector, Mildred Boink, from Indiana.

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She spurs on a gang of guys around her, including Gavin (Nathan Jones) and gobble (Gary Sheppeard), and Stephen (Dean Wong), who she likes to boink once in a while.

A Way of Life

Wayne Wonder's No Letting Go is more mainstream but no less strange, being driven by a syncopated boink and possessing a chorus which is pure lovers rock treacle.

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He offers the kid 300 bucks for a quick boink, and by page 41 they're back in his office, with Antonio getting more than his money's worth.

Sex, sin, and sand: straight authors of "beach books" were never afraid to throw in gay or lesbian love scenes to spice things up--here are some tawdry titles to tan by. (Cool Summer Books)

based vendor Boink Systems, says other purchasers of its technology include National Amusement, which plans to supplement conventional ticketing at The Bridge in southwest L.

Pacific fingers auds for self-serve tix kiosk. (Buttoning Up)

Now, if she had told me that she had no idea why the sex never happened in her relationship, that I would have believed, but that last boink was a no-brainer.