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Social Interaction & Relationships - Sexual Interactions

Here you will find slang about sexual activity and intimacy, covering how people talk about encounters, experiences, and desires.

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Social Interaction & Relationships
to hook up

to have a brief sexual relationship with a person

Ex: They hooked up at the party after getting to know each other. 
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to smash
to smash
[Verb]

to have sexual intercourse, often used casually or graphically

Ex: She said she would totally smash. 
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smash or pass

a game or phrase used to indicate whether someone finds a person sexually attractive enough to have sex with or not

Ex: We played smash or pass with celebrity pics. 
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body count

the total number of people someone has had sexual intercourse with

Ex: He got asked about his body count on the podcast. 
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easy
easy
[Adjective]

(of a person, particularly a woman) overly willing to engage in sexual activity with little effort or restraint

Ex: She was often labeled as 'easy' by her peers, but this judgment ignored her personal agency and choice in relationships. 
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friends with benefits

a relationship where two people are friends but also engage in casual sexual activity without romantic commitment

Ex: They've been friends with benefits for a few months, keeping it casual. 
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player
player
[noun]

someone who habitually flirts or dates multiple people, often without serious commitment

Ex: He's a player, always flirting with different girls at parties. 
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sneaky link

a person, often a casual sexual partner, with whom one meets secretly

Ex: He has a sneaky link he meets late at night. 
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seggs
seggs
[noun]

a playful or euphemistic term for sexual intercourse, often used online to bypass content moderation

Ex: They were joking about having seggs in the group chat. 
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to park
to park
[Verb]

to engage in romantic or sexual activities inside a stationary vehicle

Ex: They decided to park by the lake after the movie. 
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to lay
to lay
[Verb]

to have sexual intercourse

Ex: He hopes to lay tonight. 
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action
action
[noun]

sexual activity or intercourse, often used with a quantifier

Ex: She gave him some action last night. 
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big spoon
big spoon
[noun]

the person who wraps around or cuddles the other from behind in the spooning position

Ex: I always want to be the big spoon when we cuddle. 
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little spoon

the person who is held from behind in the spooning position

Ex: I love being the little spoon when we watch movies together. 
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booty call

a late-night call or message intended to arrange casual sexual activity

Ex: He sent her a booty call around midnight. 
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to come on to

to make a sexual or romantic advance toward someone, often flirtatiously

Ex: He tried to come on to her at the party. 
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to get freaky

to act wild, adventurous, or sexually uninhibited, often in a playful or intimate context

Ex: They decided to get freaky on their night out. 
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knocked up
knocked up
[Adjective]

pregnant

Ex: She got knocked up after a brief fling. 
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to screw around

to make out or engage in sexual activity without full intercourse

Ex: They screw around at parties sometimes. 
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