English Dictionary

something-something

名詞

A snack or morsel of food that does not constitute a meal. / Something special such as a gift or extra money. / A situation. / A sexual encounter. / An affair or extramarital sexual partner.

日本語の意味

軽食、または一食分とならない一口サイズの食べ物 / 贈り物やボーナスなど、特別なもの / 状況、事態 / 性的な出会い / 不倫関係、または不貞の相手

Before the movie, he bought a something-something at the concession stand.

映画の前に彼は売店でおやつを買いました。

意味（1）

A snack or morsel of food that does not constitute a meal.

In my family, when we aren't really hungry, we'll prowl the kitchen for a little something-something. I thought it was our saying until I heard someone on TV call dessert a little something-something.

意味（2）

Something special such as a gift or extra money.

And I'm optimistic that you got something nice for us, 'cause I ain't sitting out here all day without a little something-something.”

意味（3）

A situation.

Said he saw a little something-something happen in this building and would only talk to me.

意味（4）

A sexual encounter.

“Come on, baby,” Oliver continued. “Give me a little something-something.”

意味（5）

An affair or extramarital sexual partner.

I thought he was having an affair, had a little something-something stashed away on the side.

意味（6）

Something illegal.

Nothing they found stuck to this kid, but things were about to change. NPD was planning a little something-something for the boy's hind parts.

意味（7）

A so-and-so.

If I have the good luck to get near any of those so-and-sos, my boots are good enough for me. I'll kick the something-somethings where it tickles most.'

something-somethings （ plural ）