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Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. of or related to the orgasm
- adj. exceedingly exciting or stimulating;
Etymologies
- French orgasme or New Latin orgasmus, both from Greek orgasmos, from orgān, to swell up, be excited.
Examples
“Before I knew it, the terms orgasmic and seductive were thrown out there.”
“When practiced three to five times a week in a technique she calls "orgasmic meditation," women can experience her version of an orgasm -- not the male model that eludes 1 in 10 women, but a slower, subtler sensuality that can create intimacy between partners and allow a woman to carry desire inside throughout her life.”
“You’re just a cheap little hawk child who gets off on yelling “Hama Rulez!” in orgasmic fury (or is it furry?).”
“Anyway, what I do want to do is discuss how the video below uses the idea of orgasmic birth to reinscribe the myth of the vaginal orgasm.”
ORGASMIC BIRTH AND THE MYTH OF THE VAGINAL ORGASM » Sociological Images
“Then a woman some distance away from me began to writhe quite violently, and in a fit that might be described as orgasmic, she suddenly flew backward into the crowd and had to be pulled up by her friends.”
“She closed her eyes, savoring every atom of flavor, letting it melt on her tongue and trickle leisurely down her throat, an expression nearly orgasmic on her mapped and storied face.”
“Now the real issue is, what is causing this so-called orgasmic disorder?”
“The expression of pleasure etched on her face and body can only be called orgasmic.”
“But I'll tell you something: the home birth was a revelation, and even though it wasn't exactly what I'd call orgasmic, it was still a far more positive experience than any of the other over-monitored medically managed births that preceded it.”
“Let's put it this way: could Obama ever get away with using the term "orgasmic" in a speech?”
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