group grope

noun

, Slang.

1. sexual activity involving several people; orgy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of group grope¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

“Grandma’s Hands” is dumber, making a travesty of Withers’s affecting portrait of his grandmother with a Fosse-esque group grope.

From New York Times

“Is that what you do when you assign a story to Talese or to Mailer — you have a group grope?”

From New York Times

The guests then are brought out together so Mr. Corden can interview them en masse, a group grope that almost guarantees nothing intimate will emerge.

From New York Times

There are always fun new ways to get rich in America, and in the prolonged group grope between the invention of the Pill and the Meese Report, Bob Guccione got rich by printing photos of Penthouse pets, who exposed things that the blushing Playmates didn’t.

From New York Times

The piece is notorious for one audience kidnapping the lead actor mid-performance and a sequence in which the audience are invited on stage for what the New York Times called "an esoteric group grope".

From The Guardian