orgasmic

American  

[awr-gaz-mik] / ɔrˈgæz mɪk /

Sometimes orgastic

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.

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Other Word Forms

• nonorgasmic adjective
• postorgasmic adjective
• postorgastic adjective

Etymology

Origin of orgasmic

orgasm ( def. ) + -ic

Example Sentences

Her “wows” were audible a few rows away, and she grinned at her mother once the soundtrack of orgasmic noises began to play.

From New York Times

But the look of orgasmic pleasure on her face speaks louder than any Instagram post could.

From Salon

No matter how many ground rules Roxy, a part-time “deli maid” at Whole Foods, establishes in these missives, Everett finds new ways to frustrate her, pilfering her vegan foodstuffs, encouraging the consumption of brie and bringing home fliers for “Nest Life,” an “orgasmic meditation” group.

From Washington Post

As our show’s title characters strip down at a consciousness-raising institute in Big Sur, boogie in a nightclub where they’re the oldest people in the room and ponder the temptations of spouse swapping, you’ll hear none of the swirling orgasmic chords and pumping rhythms that regularly churned the airwaves of the late 1960s.

From New York Times

Second, your wife will be experiencing radical hormonal changes that will affect her desire, arousal and orgasmic ability.

From The Guardian