orgasmic

Sometimes or·gas·tic

[awr-gaz-mik]

adjective

1. of or relating to orgasm, the physical and emotional sensation experienced at the peak of sexual excitation.

   One factor that may contribute to women's orgasmic problems is insufficient blood flow to the vaginal area.

2. showing intense or unrestrained excitement.

   He was typing away in an orgasmic rage, writing a diatribe about the unfairness of expecting people to work for free.

Other Word Forms

• nonorgasmic adjective
• postorgasmic adjective
• postorgastic adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of orgasmic¹

orgasm ( def. ) + -ic

Example Sentences

“Orgasmic pleasure is the most powerful energy on earth,” she says.

From Los Angeles Times

Over the next 45 minutes, Banducci — who was also reclined and engaging in self-pleasure — guided the group in “orgasmic breathwork” while encouraging vocalization.

From Los Angeles Times

So they will continue to titillate the man with orgasmic levels of back-slapping deference in order to get the things they want out of him, and defuse those they do not.

From Slate

That orgasmic vision is pretty strong meat for a tradition that claims to defend ordered liberty.

From Salon

An orgasmic release: deleting Margery’s number, throwing out a necklace they’d bought on some holiday.

From Slate