i'd tap
another way to say to have sex with someone
man look at Sarah over there, I'd tap that
i'd tap that
A term used to express approval, especially to the point of expressing a person's sex appeal; often used sarcastically
Person 1: Did you see that chick?
Person 2: I'd tap that!
Person 2: I'd tap that!
i'd tap it
Same as I'd hit it
meaning I'd have sexual relations with that girl
meaning I'd have sexual relations with that girl
Wow! She's hot, I'd tap it!
I'd Tap That
Expression used to show interest or appeal in ones sexual appearance.
John: Hey Mike, check out this hot new pic of Katie off of Facebook!
Mike: I'd tap that!
Mike: I'd tap that!
I'd tap that
A phrase used in a sexual appeal to someone/something.
It's origin comes from back in the old days when a farmer would shove a tap in a tree to get syrup. people today use the "tap" to name their penis.
It's origin comes from back in the old days when a farmer would shove a tap in a tree to get syrup. people today use the "tap" to name their penis.
"Woh, see that chick's ass man?"
"Yeah dude, I'd tap that!"
"Yeah dude, I'd tap that!"
I'd tap that
“I’d tap that”
This phrase is a condensation of the colloquial expression:
“If only I could tap and sell that.” -or-
“You could tap and sell that.”
The expression is derived from the practice of tapping a keg of beer, or cask of wine; –whereby a spigot valve is inserted into the side of the keg, in order to tap the beer.
The expression figuratively means: “To access something of value”
In the last decade, the expression has been further condensed to simply:
“You can tap that” -or- “I’d tap that”
It is often used in conjunction with a sexual connotation.
This phrase is a condensation of the colloquial expression:
“If only I could tap and sell that.” -or-
“You could tap and sell that.”
The expression is derived from the practice of tapping a keg of beer, or cask of wine; –whereby a spigot valve is inserted into the side of the keg, in order to tap the beer.
The expression figuratively means: “To access something of value”
In the last decade, the expression has been further condensed to simply:
“You can tap that” -or- “I’d tap that”
It is often used in conjunction with a sexual connotation.
In observation of an attractive female:
"I'd tap that"
"I'd tap that"
i'd tap that
When someone sees a nice refreshing river, they say "I'd tap that", meaning, they'd like to put a plumbing system in and "tap" the water supply.
Frank: Wow, look at that lovely river.
Anne: I'd tap that!
Anne: I'd tap that!