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What does the term getting off with someone mean?

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snogging someone :)
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getting off on something means arousal from whatever something it is. i had a professor that said he "really gets off on" history. the class would snicker or be gross out. it's hard to tell cause it means different things in different places evidently, but based on my Pennsylvania upbringing, I would say it means getting or giving an o****m.
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where i come from it either means snogging (sorry about the crude phrase but its the only universal word for it) or sleeping with them! that's just from where i come from though!
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I agree with Jessica, it means snogging to me.
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Getting off with someone can either mean sleeping with someone or getting with them as in seeing them in a physical way

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i think it means tongue kissing, at least thats what it means in my school
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UK term of 'getting off with someone' is making out with them :) or french kissing, however your used to saying it. That's the most common way it's used, mostly by people my age ( teenagers) ;D
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As in getting off sexually? usually getting sexually excited by someone either by their presence or by sexual contact.
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It's a classic piece of UK slang.

My and my mates have always used it synonymously with "to snog someone", i.e. to give them a good long french kiss.

Yum!
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It means snogging them. Having s*x with them is 'having it off' with someone - FYI!
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Leave him/her alone?
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