Swive (verb) (archaic) (humorous)
swai-v
Have sexual intercourse with.
Middle English: apparently from the Old English verb swīfan ‘move (along a course), sweep’.
Example sentences
“And all the pretty little girls that our heroes swived were just being lied to and used.”
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