- aphrodisiacal
- adjective see aphrodisiac
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
aphrodisiacal
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Aphrodisiacal — Aphrodisiac Aph ro*dis i*ac, Aphrodisiacal Aph ro*di*si a*cal, a. [Gr. ? pertaining to sensual love, fr. ?. See {Aphrodite}.] Exciting venereal desire; stimulating the desire for sexual gratification. [1913 Webster +PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
aphrodisiacal — See aphrodisiac. * * * … Universalium
aphrodisiacal — adj. stimulating, arousing sexual desire … English contemporary dictionary
aphrodisiacal — aph·ro·di·si·a·cal … English syllables
aphrodisiacal — adjective exciting sexual desire • Syn: ↑aphrodisiac, ↑sexy • Ant: ↑anaphrodisiac (for: ↑aphrodisiac) • Derivationally related forms: ↑sex … Useful english dictionary
Aphrodisiac — Aph ro*dis i*ac, Aphrodisiacal Aph ro*di*si a*cal, a. [Gr. ? pertaining to sensual love, fr. ?. See {Aphrodite}.] Exciting venereal desire; stimulating the desire for sexual gratification. [1913 Webster +PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
aphrodisiac — noun Etymology: Greek aphrodisiakos sexual, gem with aphrodisiac properties, from aphrodisia heterosexual pleasures, from neuter plural of aphrodisios of Aphrodite, from Aphroditē Date: 1719 1. an agent (as a food or drug) that arouses or is held … New Collegiate Dictionary
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