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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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I like to believe it's the latter, that George and Martha have not spent the past umpteen years enacting scenes like this as a kind of cracked foreplay.
THIS 'WOOLF' REVIVAL HOWLS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
So sure is she that she could never have a happy relationship that she pushes aside a decent guy (Jeffrey Donovan) who's been trying to introduce her to unfamiliar concepts like foreplay and kissing while sober.
Wanting answers by Buchanan, Kyle / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
It may be that women regard some manual or oral stimulation received from their partners during foreplay as too perfunctory to report, or the men's responses may be subject to social desirability bias.
Sexual practices at last heterosexual encounter and occurrence of ... by Smith, Anthony / The Journal of Sex Research
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