Sexuality Idioms

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Sexuality idioms are a fascinating aspect of the English language that can be both amusing and confusing. These idioms are used to express various aspects of sexuality and can be found in everyday conversations, literature, and media. They can be a fun way to spice up your language and make your conversations more interesting.

List of Sexuality Idioms in English

Sexuality Idioms – Created by 7ESL

(To) Bat/Play for Both Teams
(To) Bat/Play for the Other Team
(To) Fu** (Or Screw) The Dog (Pooch)
Babe Magnet
Bedroom Eyes
Boy Toy
Come Out of the Closet
Have the Hots for (Somebody)
Knock Up
Make Love
Red-Light District
Sugar Daddy
The Birds and the Bees
Paint the town red
Chase tail
Tie the knot
Sleeping around
Notch on (one’s) bedpost
Spice things up
Friends with benefits

Sexuality Idioms with Meaning

Idiom	Meaning
(To) Bat/Play for Both Teams	To be bisexual.
(To) Bat/Play for the Other Team	To be homosexual.
(To) Screw The Dog (Pooch)	To waste time, be lazy, or fail to do what one should be doing. (Vulgar slang)
Babe Magnet	A person who is very attractive to the opposite sex.
Bedroom Eyes	A look that is considered sexually inviting.
Boy Toy	A young man who is the lover of an older, often wealthier person.
Come Out of the Closet	To reveal one’s homosexuality.
Have the Hots for (Somebody)	To be sexually attracted to someone.
Knock Up	To make someone pregnant. (Informal)
Make Love	To engage in sexual activity.
Red-Light District	An area of a city where prostitution is common.
Sugar Daddy	An older man who offers financial support to a younger partner in exchange for companionship or sexual favors.
The Birds and the Bees	A euphemism for explaining sex and reproduction to children.
Paint the town red	To go out and enjoy oneself flamboyantly.
Chase tail	To pursue sexual encounters; often used in reference to men seeking women.
Tie the knot	To get married.
Sleeping around	To engage in sexual activity with multiple partners.
Notch on (one’s) bedpost	A metaphorical mark to signify a sexual conquest.
Spice things up	To add excitement or interest, particularly in a sexual or romantic context.
Friends with benefits	A relationship where two friends enjoy sexual activity without a committed relationship.

Sexuality Idioms with Example

Idiom	Example Sentences
(To) Bat/Play for Both Teams	It’s rumored that the celebrity bats for both teams when it comes to dating.
(To) Bat/Play for the Other Team	It turns out he’s been playing for the other team, which surprised some of his old classmates.
Babe Magnet	With his new car and charming smile, he’s become quite the babe magnet.
Bedroom Eyes	She gave him a look with those bedroom eyes that left him speechless.
Boy Toy	The wealthy businesswoman’s younger boyfriend is often referred to as her boy toy.
Come Out of the Closet	After years of hiding his true self, he finally came out of the closet to his family and friends.
Have the Hots for (Somebody)	Ever since the new guy started work, Maria’s had the hots for him.
Knock Up	The tabloids speculated that the celebrity couple might be expecting after she was knocked up.
Make Love	The couple decided to wait until their wedding night to make love for the first time.
Red-Light District	Tourists often visit the red-light district out of curiosity when they travel to Amsterdam.
Sugar Daddy	The young actress was criticized for her relationship with a man considered to be her sugar daddy.
The Birds and the Bees	It’s time we talked to our son about the birds and the bees.
Paint the town red	After the final exams, the students decided to go out and paint the town red.
Chase tail	He spends every weekend at the clubs, just chasing tail.
Tie the knot	After five years of dating, they’re finally going to tie the knot next summer.
Sleeping around	He’s got a reputation for sleeping around, which has complicated his relationships.
Notch on (one’s) bedpost	He bragged about another notch on his bedpost as if it were a conquest.
Spice things up	They went on a weekend getaway to spice things up in their relationship.
Friends with benefits	They’re not in a committed relationship; they’re just friends with benefits.