mollock
/ˈmɒlək/informal
verb
[no object] To cavort, specifically to engage in sexual intercourse.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Stella Gibbons (b. 1902). Probably an alteration of marlock, perhaps after rollock, regional variant of rollick.
- lookbook
- look daggers at
- lookdown
- look down on
- look down one's nose at
- looked-after
- looked-for
- looked-up-to
- looker
- looker-in
- looker-on
- looker-out
- looker-upper
- look for all the world like
- look for trouble
- look forward to
- look here!
- lookie-likie
- lookie-loo
- look in
- looking after
- looking for
- looking forward
- looking glass
- looking-glass calm