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in-group:
A group of people who share common interests as opposed to other social groups, especially those perceived as distinct from ones own; a social group one belongs to and identifies with.


See Also: a.s.s.d, airtight, baker's dozen, bouquet of pansies, cat-party, Chicago Society for Human Rights, co husband, co wife, daisy ring, dirty mac brigade, on-premise swing club, sausage party, team cream, theater in the round, swing club, twosies, two-way girl, wrecking company, taffy-pulling contest, Tosos, grope-in, circle fuck, acculturation, boyz, bunch-punch, in-group, stereotype, 17-ketosteroid, daisy chain, covey, distaff, double adapter, chronophilia, circle, butterfly ring, chain sex, brother, bum chain, baths, the, beaver patrol, beaver posse, agapemone, Accu-Jac, alphamegamia, Antipodes, B-girl string, three-way broad, three-way frail, tinea cruris, wife-swapping, informal value, jack-off session, lamma hutching, lovelies, five knuckle chuckle, set, sew, spintra, orgy room, pulling the train, queen's vernacular, Gail, gay lingo, gaytalk, gaylese, gay slang, fag-lang, faglish,

Quotes Containing in-group:
'Oh, we all pulled together at Eaton.' Sir Michael Barington (Timothy Dalton) in Sextette (1978) He's referring to watersports (rowing) not group-masturbation .
''Oh, we all pulled together at Eaton.'' Sir Michael Barington (Timothy Dalton) in Sextette (1978). He''s talking about water-sports not group-masturbation .''
Alan Richter. The Language of Sexuality (1987): ''Fuck is one of a group of well-known four letter words, all Anglo-Saxon, or Old English, in origin, that are uncomplicated, easy to pronounce, and monosyllabic.''
Ruby Carter''s (Mae West) answer to a group of admirers in Belle of the Nineties (1934): - Admirers: ''May we ask what types of men you prefer?'' - Ruby Carter: ''Just two: domestic and foreign.''
Ruby Carter''s (Mae West) answer to a group of admirers in Belle of the Nineties (1934): - Admirers: ''May we ask what types of men you prefer?'' - Ruby Carter: ''Just two: domestic and foreign.''


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