and then some

[rainous]

In her off hours, she befriends (and then some) a female cop, picks up middle-aged men for one-night stands and works as a fitness instructor at a local gym.


In the sentence above, what's "and then some" mean?

Thanks

[JohnParis]

"and then some" has sexual overtones.


John

[BobK]

(In that context. But it's not intrinsically sexual. It's just an understated way of saying something like 'a good deal more than the bare words suggest'. I might say in a social context 'It was a bit of a surprise', and MrsK - who knows my tendency towards impassivity - might add '... "a bit of a surprise" and then some. I was scared out of my wits!')

b

[susiedq]

. . . she befriends (and even more than that) . . .