wrong-un (n), dry ~ (v)
like its name suggests, the term “wrong-un,” (taken from cricket jargon) means “wrong one.”
it can be used as a transitive verb, which is means “dry -n-l s-x,” since it leads to major complications if you try to say “dry wrong-unal s-x.”
as a noun, the term “wrong-un” is one’s -rs-hole, and the term “dry” doesn’t come into play.
as a transitive verb: “hey, scotty! i heard ya gave ya woman dry wrong-un!”
as a noun: “hey, i heard you got some on the week-end, scotty. do you do her up the wrong-un? ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!”
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