Escort abbreviations: a complete glossary (GFE, DFK, PSE, OWO, RO and more)

Escort ads and profiles often use shorthand and industry slang: GFE, DFK, PSE, OWO, RO, BBFS, CIM, and more. These are exactly the terms people search for with queries like “what does GFE mean” or “DFK meaning”.

Below is a practical glossary: what each abbreviation usually means and how it is commonly used in listings. Wording can vary by platform and region, so it’s always best to confirm details in advance.

Quick list: common abbreviations

• GFE — girlfriend experience (a more relationship‑like vibe)
• PSE — porn star experience (a more explicit “porn‑style” vibe)
• DFK / LFK — kissing options
• BJ — oral sex (blowjob)
• OWO / RO — oral scenario shorthand (usage varies by listing)
• BBFS — sex without a condom
• A‑Level / Greek — anal sex shorthand
• CIM / COF / COB — “where to finish” shorthand
• Incall / Outcall — at the provider’s place / provider travels to you

How to read abbreviations in an escort listing

Think of abbreviations as a compact set of preferences and boundaries. They usually describe one of these groups:

• meeting style (GFE, PSE);
• contact & boundaries (kissing, barrier protection);
• logistics (incall/outcall, duration, travel);
• extras (role play, fetish-friendly options).

If something is unclear, the simplest approach is to ask: “How do you define this term in your listing?”

Meeting style and vibe

GFE (Girlfriend Experience)

GFE (Girlfriend Experience) is a “relationship‑like” vibe: more conversation, warmth, affectionate behavior, and a romantic tone. The emphasis is not only physical.

PSE (Porn Star Experience)

PSE (Porn Star Experience) usually signals a more explicit, high‑intensity “porn‑style” vibe. The exact activities are always negotiated in advance.

RP (Role Play)

RP (Role Play) means a role‑play scenario (e.g., “meet-cute”, office/date storyline). The script and boundaries should be agreed before meeting.

Kissing & affection

DFK (Deep French Kissing)

DFK (Deep French Kissing) means deep kissing with tongue.

LFK (Light French Kissing)

LFK (Light French Kissing) usually means light kissing without tongue (definitions can vary).

Oral shorthand in ads

BJ (Blowjob)

BJ means oral sex (blowjob).

OWO (Oral Without)

OWO is commonly read as Oral Without, i.e., oral without a condom. If this is offered at all, it is typically discussed separately.

RO (Reverse Oral)

RO (often read as Reverse Oral or Turn Around Oral) refers to an oral scenario in a specific position. Some listings use it to imply cunnilingus.

BBBJTC

BBBJTC refers to oral without a condom “to completion” (until orgasm).

CIM (Cum in mouth)

CIM (Cum In Mouth) means finishing with ejaculation in the mouth.

COF / COB — what do they mean?

COF means ejaculation on the face. COB is often used for ejaculation on the body/chest (exact wording may vary by listing).

Sex and penetration shorthand

FS (Full Service)

FS (Full Service) usually means “full service”, often implying conventional sex under agreed conditions.

BBFS (Bareback Full Service)

BBFS (Bareback Full Service) means sex without a condom.

A‑Level / Greek

A‑Level (sometimes written as Greek) is shorthand for anal sex.

Russian (Titty‑f)

Russian in some listings refers to using the breasts (titty‑f).

BDSM and fetish shorthand

BDSM

BDSM is an umbrella term for dominance/submission dynamics, discipline, and bondage.

Dom / Sub / Bondage — what do they mean?

Dom is the dominant role; Sub is the submissive role; Bondage refers to tying/restraint within negotiated scenarios.

Logistics terms

Incall / Outcall — what do they mean?

Incall means meeting at the provider’s place. Outcall means the provider travels to the client (hotel/apartment/address).

TE (Travel Escort)

TE (Travel Escort) means travel to another city/country may be possible (terms are discussed separately).

MSOG (Multiple Shots On Goal)

MSOG (Multiple Shots On Goal) refers to the possibility of multiple orgasms/“finishes” in a single meeting.

Quickie

Quickie means a short meeting.

How to ask for clarity without misunderstandings

• Ask how abbreviations are defined in that specific listing — meanings vary.
• Confirm boundaries and mandatory conditions before meeting.
• Don’t interpret one term in isolation: listings often use a bundle of abbreviations.

If you see a term that isn’t listed here, a simple question often works best: “How do you define this abbreviation in your profile?”