rogering
SayROJ-er-ingUS/ˈɹɑdʒəɹɪŋ/UK/ˈɹɒdʒəɹɪŋ/
Pluralrogerings
- 1A bout of sexual intercourse, especially a rough one.
She winked and promised him a thorough rogering once the dinner guests had gone home.
The thumping headboard told the whole hostel that somebody was getting a vigorous rogering.
Note
The noun is built from the verb roger and belongs to British and Irish slang. It tends to sit in a fixed frame, with give or get and an adjective of vigor: a good rogering, a thorough rogering. It is vulgar, at home in bawdy banter between adults; in any other setting, a plainer word or none at all is wiser.
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Origin
Formed from roger + -ing.