Gutter Flush
the s-xual act of taking a mouth full of saliva, water or some other fluid (e.g. sparkling wine or hot sauce), and repeating the action of blowing said fluid in and out of the -n-s of a s-xual partner. it is customary for both partners to share the ingestion of the fluid of choice after a suitable number of cycles have been performed.
a gutter flush involves bending a girl/boy over (or having them squat on your face) after filling your mouth with a liquid of both your choosing. one would then create a tight seal with one’s lips around the -n-s of the lover, and blow the contents of one’s mouth into said -n-s. one would then suck the contents out again into the mouth, and repeat as required/desired, before sharing the liquid with one’s partner.
” i went out last night and ended up gutter flushing a hot babe down an alley with beer. i swilled it ten times before blowing half down her mouth and drinking the rest. it was lovely.”
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