soixante-neuf

[ swah-sahnt-nurf, -nuhf; French swa-sahnt-nœf ]
/ ˌswɑ sɑntˈnɜrf, -ˈnʌf; French swa sɑ̃tˈnœf /

noun

sixty-nine(def 4).

Origin of soixante-neuf

Borrowed into English from French around 1915–20

Words nearby soixante-neuf

soil stack, soilage, soilure, soiree, soissons, soixante-neuf, sojourn, soke, sokeman, sokemanry, soken

British Dictionary definitions for soixante-neuf

soixante-neuf
/ French (swasɑ̃tnœf) /

noun

a sexual activity in which two people simultaneously stimulate each other's genitalia with their mouths Also: sixty-nine

Word Origin for soixante-neuf

literally: sixty-nine, from the position adopted by the participants