sexsurf
English
Verb
sexsurf (third-person singular simple present sexsurfs, present participle sexsurfing, simple past and past participle sexsurfed)
- (informal, uncommon) the practice of engaging in sexual intercourse with the individuals who are hosting the couch surfer
- 2014 December, Matthew Czaja; Jacek Ciesnowski, “Sharing is the new economy”, in Warsaw Business Journal, page 20:
- On the other hand, in some circles couchsurfing has been dubbed “sexsurfing.”
- 2015 September, Nick Ficeto, “Your Friends in Bolivia”, in Tufts Observer, page 27:
- While an ideal host may enlighten travelers to the ins and outs of a city or offer a local's perspective on the surrounding area, the prevalence of “sexsurfing,” a term used by some travelers to describe incidents of sexual activity between travelers and hosts, has been sufficient to make some pause and reconsider.
- 2018 [2016], Gabriela Domicelj; Derek Young, The Home Stay Guide, Little, Brown Book Group, →ISBN:
- Take note though, as in researching the term couchsurfing it was found that in Europe, couchsurfing can be synonymous with sexsurfing, whereby hosts may assume that they can have sex with the guest in return for lodging.
- (uncommon) To search for pornography on the internet.
- 2006, Donald Harington, Thirteen Albatrosses, →ISBN:
- Monica Breedlove had five tickets for speeding in her Camaro. And Castor Sherrill spent his spare time sexsurfing the Internet.