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Swinging
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Swinging
(1) An extramarital relationship more driven by physical gratification than by polyamory—the desire to develop emotionally involved relationships with extramarital partners
(2) An alternative lifestyle for consenting adults who enjoy social recreational sexual activities with others, most often on a couple-to-couple basis, but may also involve singles, with full knowledge and mutual consent of both partners


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 Representative Anthony Weiner, a swingingly single Brooklyn Democrat who has known Ms.
] as he swung the cape, to re-charge as swung the cape again, to end winding the bull around him in his great media-veronica, and walk swingingly away, with bull hairs caught in the gold ornaments of his jacket from the close passes; the bullstanding hypnotized and the crowd applauding.
The couple have set no date for the big day but life goes on swingingly at their home in Cheveley.
 
 
 
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