dicking

DIK-ing/ˈdɪkɪŋ/

Noun pluraldickings

2 meanings of dicking

1
verbslang
Present participle and gerund of dick.
The landlord has been dicking us around about the deposit for months.
Dicking your friends around over money is the fastest way to lose them.
Note
The particle usually comes along, and the object sits inside the phrase: dicking us around, dicking her around. As a gerund it can name the runaround itself, as in sick of all the dicking around. Every use of the verb is vulgar slang and stays out of polite speech, and the same spelling is also a crude noun for sex, so context decides which one is meant.
2
nounslangvulgarcountable
An instance of being sexually penetrated.
Over drinks, she confessed that she was long overdue for a good dicking.
His buddies groaned as he bragged, yet again, about the dicking he had given his date.
Similarscrewing
Note
A countable noun with a plural, dickings, it takes a or the like any other, and an adjective often sits in front: a good dicking. The verbs around it set the roles, since one person gives it and another begs for or gets it, as in Zoey Parker's A Sinful Vow (2017). Its home is crude talk and explicit fiction; anywhere else it shocks.

dicking is a form of dick

dick, verb: To mistreat someone or take unfair advantage of them, often followed by around or up. Full entry

Forms: dickdicks he/she/itdicking -ing formdicked past tense, past participle
Spelling: dick → dicking: add -ing

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