Did you mayhaps mean one of these? concupiscence, concupiscent
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“Thanks also to my fellow team members: the loveable Ant 'George' Rogenous; the irrepressible John Surname, the concupiscient Bron and the gorgeous Jason.”
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sionnach I apologize for the hectoring tone of my previous remark. The one starting with 'NO! NO! NO!'. Jan 26, 2009
sionnach John. Since you've got that stick handy, can you please scratch my acnestis?
A little to the left.... Down a little ... There... Thank you!
*curds* Jan 26, 2009
john Maybe concupiscient means "knowledge of concupiscence?"
*pokes sionnach with a stick* Jan 26, 2009
sionnach NO! NO! NO!
How can you make so many mistakes in just a couple of lines of text?
"Concupiscient" is not a word. It is a misspelling of "concupiscent", just as "concupiscience" is a misspelling of concupiscence. None of these options is a verb, with or without the split infinitive.
concupiscent is an adjective; concupiscence is a noun.
The suffix 'scient' generally pertains to knowledge, another pointer to the fact that this is a misspelling. Jan 26, 2009
errguitar Strong desire, especially sexual desire - from concupiscience - to ardently desire Jan 26, 2009