gang-fuck English

Meaning gang-fuck meaning

What does gang-fuck mean?

gang-fuck verb

— (intransitive, vulgar) To engage in group sex

— (transitive, vulgar) To take turns having sex with someone or something

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Countering narco-gang violence includes working with Mexican telecommunications mogul Carlos Slim to develop tools that allow ordinary citizens to report violence anonymously by text message and enable police to map the results.

What about the Stern gang's blowing up of Jerusalem's King David Hotel in order to liberate Palestine from the British?

In Nigeria, the Islamic militia Boko Haram - a glorified gang of criminals - brings disgrace on the Prophet, in the name of whom they abducted more than 200 schoolgirls to sell or use as sex slaves.

It needs only one gang of politicians.

More unfortunate still was his implication that this was the cause of a series of gang rapes in Sydney in 2000, in which the attackers' legal defense was that they thought the women were sexually available because they wore Western clothes.

Yet, engaged in a war driven by fury and vengeance, the Israelis are now focused again on a manhunt for gang chieftains, targeted killings of Hamas squads, and the arrest of its political leaders, not on peace overtures.

A prominent democracy activist, Esraa Abdel Fattah, has denounced Morsi's party as a gang of foreign-backed terrorists.

Cameron's most important objective is ensuring that euro members cannot gang up on the UK and other non-euro countries.

Thousands of young people continue to lose their lives in gang wars.

As the two lawyers were traveling on a bus, a gang of men, some of them wielding metal pipes, boarded it and brutally assaulted them.

India currently is reeling from news that a 20-year-old woman was gang-raped by 13 men on orders from a West Bengali village court for having a relationship with a man from another village.

The French turned out, en masse, to say that they did not want to see the Le Pen gang take possession of their regions.

On his way to the Crimea, however, Putin encountered a notorious Russian nationalist motorcycle gang, whose members demand that the Crimea be transferred to Russia.

Kibaki's opponents took to the streets, the government issued shoot-to-kill orders, and hundreds have died at the hands of the police as well as from gang rampages and inter-ethnic violence.

Ri Je-gang, a senior Workers' Party director, was killed in a bizarre car crash on June 2.

Honduras, the country with the most serious gang problem, never had a civil war.

Nicaragua and Mexico, which receive many deportees from the United States, have never had the number of gang members seen in El Salvador and Guatemala.

Gang members emerge out of dysfunctional and violent families, the historic and systematic socioeconomic marginalization of the region's poor, and a culture of aggression.

For many years, officials simply ignored the emerging gang problem.

Six villagers in the Hebei village of Dingzhou, protesting government seizure of their land, died after bloody clashes with a gang of toughs in July.

By 2015, however, the US Department of Justice identified the perpetrators as a sophisticated criminal gang led by two Israelis and an American citizen who lives in Moscow and Tel Aviv.

For many years, officials simply ignored the emerging gang problem. They were more interested in the process of political transition and putting in place the Washington Consensus.

This gives each gang an opportunity to recruit new members among prison inmates, elect national leaders, and establish lines of authority and decision-making that are respected by all.

In Honduras, the gangs are more connected with organized crime, because the policy of cleaning the streets has pushed many gang members to align with drug traffickers for protection.

And now the gangs appear to be invading southern Mexico, because Central America's repressive policies have sent many gang members running north.

Across the eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of Congo, government soldiers, members of renegade government military units, and myriad militias are gang raping untold thousands of women.

My homeland has become a place where too many people are victims, succumbing to a virus, or gunned down by a drug-trafficker; assaulted by a robber, shot by an ill-trained policeman, or kidnapped by a member of a criminal gang.