orgasm
the physical and emotional sensation experienced at the peak of sexual excitation, usually resulting from stimulation of the sexual organ and usually accompanied in the male by ejaculation.
an instance of experiencing this.
intense or unrestrained excitement.
an instance or occurrence of such excitement.
to have an orgasm.
Origin of orgasm
1Other words from orgasm
- or·gas·mic [awr-gaz-mik], /ɔrˈgæz mɪk/, or·gas·tic [awr-gaz-tik] /ɔrˈgæz tɪk/ adjective
- su·per·or·gasm, noun
Words that may be confused with orgasm
- organism, orgasm
Words Nearby orgasm
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How to use orgasm in a sentence
One of the questions is whether you orgasm easily, with skill and a little patience, or not at all.
He says this ruins his orgasm and that using my hand to finish him off is not the same as finishing in my mouth.
If his stroke is too shallow, while this is great for me, it causes him to orgasm too quickly.
I hesitate to say “a long time” because it is what it is and if I generally need 62 minutes to orgasm that’s what it is.
If you can have an orgasm when masturbating, and I’m assuming you can, that’s a start.
Lawless said he found the fair punctuated with games like orgasm Bingo, Pin the Clitoris on the Vulva, and the Tent of Consent.
The December issue that year featured the cover line: “orgasm: have one yourself for Christmas.”
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British Dictionary definitions for orgasm
/ (ˈɔːɡæzəm) /
the most intense point during sexual excitement, characterized by extremely pleasurable sensations and in the male accompanied by ejaculation of semen
rare intense or violent excitement
Origin of orgasm
1Derived forms of orgasm
- orgasmic or orgastic, adjective
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Scientific definitions for orgasm
[ ôr′găz′əm ]
The peak of sexual excitement, characterized by strong feelings of pleasure and bv a series of involuntary contractions of the muscles of the genitals, usually accompanied by the ejaculation of semen by the male.
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