Rural Dictionary

lift and carry

When a female physicly lifts someone and then carries him/her around. It usually refers to a woman lifting a man, but it could be a woman lifting a woman, too. The phrase is most often used to describe a fetish for this.

John: Didn't you find it humiliating when that bodybuilder chick picked you up and carried you around the room?

Dean: No, I liked it; I have a lift and carry fetish.

by a-cool-guy March 4, 2013

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knee lift

And old finishing move used by Mr. Wrestling II. He would grab the back of his opponent's neck or head and slam it off his knee. <i>Imagine HHH's facebuster being applied sideways instead of face on</i>

Mr. Wrestling II finished off the Masked Superstar with a kneelift before the Super Star {later Ax of Demolition} could lock in the "unbreakable" Cobra hold.

by gammarock February 26, 2005

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lift-and-coast

Letting go of the accelerator and use engine braking to save fuel during race, as opposed to flat-out driving.

F1 racers do not lift-and-coast during qualifications but do lift-and-coast during the Sunday race to save fuel.

by Ntr April 23, 2015

Scissor Lift

1. A back arching, hip lifting, mutual orgasm of two females scissoring. The point of climax is so intense that the contractions lift and raise each of the partners vaginas, locked in scissor, several inches up and off the bed or floor as they explode in ecstasy from this highly erotic, sexual act.

2. A construction or maintenance work platform. A type of platform that is motorized and moves up and down vertically using folding supports in a criss-cross or X pattern.

1. Fran and Sandy came home from the bar and quickly removed each other's clothes and engaged in some hot, wet scissor action. After rubbing each other to sloppy wet fervor, they screamed and both arched up off the bed in a climactic Scissor Lift.

2. Carl used a Scissor Lift to reach the burned out light bulbs located on the balcony of the second floor.

by Eaton Holgoode August 20, 2015