Make out
Make out verb - To meet one's day-to-day needs.
Both terms in one sentence
- Discerning listeners can make out what's being said ("You're too tall for this ride" and so on), but one must wonder where it's coming from, considering that the entire park is designed to kill you.
Source: Artificial Atmospheric Actions - A couple in a public park start to make out, and are rolling on the ground naked... when they roll over a beehive.
Source: Series / Sex Sent Me To The ER - Two people speaking bad Spanish make out, wander into what appears to be a closed amusement park, fall down an oddly-placed water slide and get eaten by a shark (or, to be more specific given the quality of this film, eaten by Stock Footage of a shark).
Source: BLAM / Film
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