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deep throat

noun

C20: from the code name of such a source in the Watergate scandal; a reference to the title of a pornographic film

The ‘Deep Throat’ biopic has some hard truths about the adult-film industry.

Famous for her role in Deep Throat, Linda Lovelace airs her dark secrets and life of tragedy.

Deep Throat netted $600 million and was so mainstream it even scored a review in The New York Times.

Thank you, Deep Throat, for everything you have given to all of us.

In 1974, he was indicted by the federal government on obscenity charges for distributing Deep Throat.

She had exchanged her deep throat-tones for a high reedy note which perfectly simulated the matron's lady-like inflections.

By this time Uncle Ith had evoked the second gruff note from the deep throat of the imprisoned monster below.

Fleur's deep throat rumbled in ecstasy as the hands of the master rubbed her ears.

The Professor barely caught the words, for they were gurgled in the deep throat.

It was broken by a loud laugh from the pirate's deep throat.

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