bush patrol

bush patrol

Kissing and caressing. I heard you were on bush patrol with Andrea last night—did it lead to anything more? You and Albert were on bush patrol under the boardwalk? Oh my gosh, that's so exciting—I knew he always liked you! A: "Wait, you've never been on bush patrol before?" B: "No. Mark gave me a quick peck during spin the bottle last year, but that's it."
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bush patrol

1. n. a session of necking and petting. (Here patrol has the military meaning of assignment.) Martha and Paul spent the evening on bush patrol.
2. n. an imaginary search through campus shrubbery to flush out the necking couples. Bush patrol starts at midnight, so be in by then.
See also: bush, patrol
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
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