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Servicer

An individual that provides any form of sexual gratification for another.

If you want some ball tightening head, Call Rachel. She is an oral servicer.

My hole needs a servicer tonight.

I need a hand servicer to bust this heavy nut.

Ray needs a servicer for his ass. He’s a bottom boy.

by Eaton Holgoode February 16, 2018

50πŸ‘ 19πŸ‘Ž


servicing

The act of pleasuring your partner sexually with little to no reciprocation. All attention and pleasure is devoted to the person being serviced, as opposed to it being more of a give/take situation. This term is more common in the LGBT community, and is often favored by more submissive partners who enjoy pleasuring others more than receiving.

Are you into servicing? I'd love to give you a massage, go down on you, and whatever else you want.

by LinGo727 November 8, 2017

106πŸ‘ 7πŸ‘Ž


Service

1.To fuck.
Originating from the horse breeding industry where "service" is a euphemism for bringing the stud to mount the mare. Same as tupping in sheep breeding.
2. To have sex with a mardy bitch to keep her happy, as in a mechanic servicing a car to keep it running smoothly.

From the 'The Talented Mr Ripley':
Dick Greenleaf (Jude Law) on a boat trip: "Marge needs a service" - winks at his mates and proceeds below deck and give his sulky bird a good seeing to.

by silkpouch September 4, 2007

702πŸ‘ 96πŸ‘Ž


no service

My cell phone plan.

Qwest wireless customer: "Damn it, I pay $40 a month for this piece of crap, and it has no service!!"

by BLAM May 23, 2004

53πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


Service

To have sex with a female

Tell me you wouldn't service that.

by ratfacemcjammyjont October 30, 2006

363πŸ‘ 123πŸ‘Ž


serviced

The act of giving special attention to someone's cock.

Bitch, I didn't want you to just jerk it. My dick needs serviced!

by Denis Baldwin February 3, 2004

91πŸ‘ 33πŸ‘Ž


service

v. performing any of a multitude of sex acts

The San Diego hos were lining the docks and ready to service the sailors who were returning to shore after six months at sea.

by Richard Black May 13, 2005

77πŸ‘ 31πŸ‘Ž