D/D
Free: - Drug and disease free.
Dildo: - An artificial penis, usually made of rubber or
plastic, for sexual stimulation of the vagina or the anus.
Director: - The person who operates a swing club.
Discipline: - A sexual fetish in which the Dominant
partner subjects the willing Submissive partner to physical punishment.
Can range from physical restraint to mild spankings to painful beatings.
Discretion: - The exercise of caution among swingers when
sending mail or speaking on the phone so that children, friends or family
are not made aware of swinging activity.
Docile
(Submissive): - Willing to submit to bondage and/or discipline.
Dominant: - The sexual partner who controls the willing
Submissive partner.
English
Culture: - Sexual stimulation from spanking or caning.
Exhibitionist: - A person who is stimulated by showing
sexual parts of his or her body and enjoys being watched while performing
sexual acts.
Facial: - Cumming on the face.
Fellatio: - Sexual stimulation of the penis by the mouth.
Fetish: - Sexual arousal and pleasure through use of
non-sexual objects and actions or non-sexual parts of the body.
Flagellation: - Sexual stimulation derived from pain -
usually spanking or whipping.
French
Culture: - Oral-genital sexual activity.
‘Friends First’ Swingers: - People who prefer to get to
know others before having sex by engaging in some form of non-sexual
activity.
Fun and
Games: - Euphemism for sexual activity.
Gang Bang: - One woman having sex with many men.
Group
Room: - Room set aside for group sex - usually with wall to wall
mattresses.
Group
Sex: - Sexual activity between three or more people - swinging.
Hard
Core: - A swinging get-together where sexual activity is expected.
Hedonist: - A individual who lives for pleasure.
Hung:
- Refers to a man with a large penis.
Indoor
Sports: - Refers to swinging activities in general.
Interested in Friendship: - A swinging relationship that
is not limited to sex but includes social activities as well.
IRL: - In Real Life - used in ads or online chat.
ISO: - In Search Of.
Marital
Aids: - Vibrators, dildos, other objects used for sexual pleasure.
Masochism: - Sexual gratification derived from receiving
pain or being humiliated by others.
Master/Slave: - Participants in a Bondage and Discipline
sexual relationship.
Matroom: - Room set aside for group sexual activity.
Meet
for Pleasure: - Desire to meet for swinging sex only with no social or
other activity wanted.
Menage
A’ Trois: - Three people in a swinging activity: two of one sex, one
of the other.
NASCA: - North American Swing Club Association. Promotes
swinging as a viable and beneficial lifestyle.
Newcomers (Newbies): - First-timers in swinging.
Off-Premise: - A party or club where people go to meet
and greet. No swinging takes place on the premises.
On-Premise: - A club where meeting, socializing and
swinging can all take place.
Open
Swinging: - All sexual activity takes place in the same room - whether
it be groups or couples.
Orgy: - Sexual interaction between several men and women
in the same room; group sex.
Party: -
Three or more people getting together for swinging.
Party
Clothes: - Clothing specifically worn to swing parties. Lingerie,
robes, etc. that are revealing and easily removable.
Party
House: - Swing club that has a regular schedule of on-premise swinging
parties. No membership offered or required.
Passive: -
Docile and submissive in swinging.
Play: -
Euphemism for sex or sex play.
Pro: -
Prostitute or paid escort.
Recreational
Swinger: - Someone who practices swinging strictly as a diversion with
no desire for friendship.
Restraint:
- Mild bondage used in acting out sexual fantasies.
Roman: -
Orgies, group sex.
Rubber: -
Sexual stimulation through the use of rubber usually used in B&D.
Also, a condom.
Safe Word:
- Specific word or phrase agreed upon by a couple to let the other know
when level of discomfort experienced in B&D.
Single: -
Swinger without a partner - married or single.
Social: -
Gathering sponsored by swing club or magazine for swingers to meet and
greet. No swinging on premises.
Soft
Swinging: - Same room sex with someone other than partner where all
activities may be experienced with the exclusion of intercourse.
Straight:
- A person not interested in homosexual activity or does not use drugs -
also used by swingers to refer to a non-swinger.
Submissive: - One
who desires to be dominated.
Swapping:
- Two couples exchange partners for sexual activity.
Swing
Magazine: - Caters to the swinging community. Carries personal ads for
swingers wishing to meet like-minded others.
Threesome:
- Two of one sex, one of the other for swinging activity.
Ticket: -
A female brought to a swing party by a male to allow him to gain entrance.
She usually has no intention of participating in sexual activity.
Transvestite: - A
man who is sexually stimulated by wearing woman’s clothing - not
necessarily homosexual.
Versatile:
- Bisexual.
Voyeur: A
person who enjoys watching others engaging in sexual
activities.