cottaging

Definitions

noun UK, slang Sexual activity in a public lavatory, especially involving homosexual or bisexual men.
noun A seasonal activity involving a prolonged stay at one or more cottages; similar to visiting, but typically for a longer duration and at a seasonal home that one owns or rents.

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After he was arrested while "cottaging," a term used for secret trysts by the gay community, his reputation suffered.

Telstar Steve Perry 2010
It wasn't about Tony Page's "cottaging", so much as his conviction for perjury.

janestheone 2009
Researchers suggested that less tolerance meant people were more likely to engage in risky behaviour such as cottaging, thus increasing rates of transmission.

PinkNews.co.uk 2009
The 46-year-old defended "cottaging" on the Heath, saying it was "nicer" than picking up men in bars.

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The 46-year-old defended "cottaging" on the Heath, saying it was "nicer" than picking up men in bars.

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The hitmaker also defended "cottaging" and enjoying sex with men other than his live-in boyfriend, Kenny Goss.

AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories 2009
The 46-year-old defended "cottaging" on the Heath, saying it was "nicer" than picking up men in bars.

Belfasttelegraph.co.uk - Frontpage RSS Feed 2009
Mark Malone, 30, told the Old Bailey he was only defending himself from the advances of Jeff Akers, 50, at the known "cottaging" spot.

Your Local Guardian | Sutton 2008
The 46-year-old defended "cottaging" on the Heath, saying it was "nic

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The 46-year-old defended "cottaging" on the Heath, saying it was "nic

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