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foreplay
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foreplay /fore·play/ (for´pla) the sexually stimulating play preceding intercourse.
fore·play (fôrpl)
n.
The sexual stimulation that precedes intercourse.
foreplay
[fôr′plā]
sexual activities, such as kissing and fondling, that precede coitus.


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