score

score
   1. (of a male) to copulate
   Usually of a single episode on a casual basis without payment:
    Brunton was all set to score with a Moral Philosophy student in his rooms — a female student. (Price, 1979 — but clearly not that moral)
   The punning know the score is to be sexually experienced, of both men and women.
   2. to commit a successful crime
   Mainly of crime committed to pay for illegal drugs:
    At first... we thought it was a junkie looking to score. (Sanders, 1985)
   Whence to buy such narcotics:
    There were drive-up windows to garages to which people could come to score. (Turow, 1987)
   or the purchase:
    Just enough jewelry and twenty dollar bills to hold out the promise of a quick and easy score. (Katzenbach, 1995)

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