sing to the vicar
engage in a s-x act usually between two men, which usually involves rectal penetration by the partner’s p-n-s,or tongue(the latter more commonly termed “r-mm-ng”)though broadly any s-x act which involves two, or more individuals in some form of -n-l manipulation would be loosely correct usage; as will many of these terms there are no hard-and-fast rules governing usage
roman was very much wished to sing to the vicar with his new friend edgar, though he was not sure yet that they would be using the same hymn sheet
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