Or night club.
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- The colloquial sense was coined in the 1950s. Sex has been likened to meat since as early as the 16th century, with such references to it as "have a jumble in the giblets" and "have a bit of mutton", not to mention "carnal relations".
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Additional definitions for 'meat market':
| meat market | A market where meat is sold. |
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