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A more precise term for the feeling both the man Keller and the boy-man Pinch receive from their compulsive "news-making" activities is frisson, meaning "A moment of intense excitement; a shudder."— AMERICAN DIGEST
A frisson is more easily had than an orgasm and not nearly as messy.— AMERICAN DIGEST

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