frig

frig
vb
1.
to masturbate (oneself or another person). The ultimate origin of the word is the Latin fricare, meaning to rub (from which friction is derived), via the Middle English friggen.
► 'Friggin' in the rigging 'cause there's fuck-all else to do.' (Chorus from the rugby song 'The Good Ship Venus')
2.
to have sex (with). Since the 19th century the word has been used as a slightly less offensive alternative to fuck, although this was not its original sense.
The verb is nowadays rarely used in either sense except in the noun or adjectival form frigging.

Contemporary slang . 2014.

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