baiser
What does “baiser” mean in English?
This is a vulgar term for having sex, but it can also mean to cheat someone. It literally translates to 'kiss', which is a much softer meaning.
Literally “kiss”
It's mainly used as a verb and carries a strong connotation, similar to saying 'to fuck' in English. The tone is quite explicit, and while 'un baiser' is just a neutral kiss, using 'baiser' as a verb is definitely not polite.
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Related French words
baiser comme des lapins
3/5 · VulgarThis phrase means to have sex very frequently, drawing a comparison to rabbits known for their high reproductive rates.
niquer
4/5 · StrongThis is a vulgar verb that means to fuck, but it can also imply breaking or defeating someone. It’s often used in a more figurative sense in casual conversation.
branler
3/5 · VulgarIt refers to masturbation, but in negative constructions, it means not doing anything at all. It's a versatile term that can imply laziness or inaction.
foutre
3/5 · VulgarIt primarily means to do, put, or give, often in a vulgar context. Literally, it translates to 'semen,' but that’s not how it’s usually used in conversation.
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