fellate

[ fuh-leyt ]
/ fəˈleɪt /

verb (used with object), fel·lat·ed, fel·lat·ing.

to perform fellatio on.

verb (used without object), fel·lat·ed, fel·lat·ing.

to engage in fellatio.

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Origin of fellate

First recorded in 1965–70; by back formation from fellatio

OTHER WORDS FROM fellate

fel·la·tor, noun

Words nearby fellate

fell, fell pony, fella, fellable, fellah, fellate, fellatio, feller, felling, fellini, felliniesque
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British Dictionary definitions for fellated

fellate
/ (fɛˈleɪt, fɪ-) /

verb

(tr) to perform fellatio on (a person)

Word Origin for fellate

C20: back formation from fellatio
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