erotic
71eròtic — e|rò|tic Mot Pla Adjectiu variable …
72erótic — adj. m., pl. erótici; f. sg. eróticã, pl. erótice …
73erotic — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. sexual, sensual; carnal, lascivious; obscene, pornographic; hot, spicy; sexy, raunchy, X rated (all sl.). See impurity, love, sex. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. sensual, amatory, suggestive,… …
74erotic — [17] Érōs was the Greek word for ‘sexual love’ (as opposed to agápē ‘brotherly love’ and philía ‘friendship’). The concept was personified in Greek mythology as Érōs, the boy god of love. Its adjectival derivative erōtikós arrived in English via… …
75erotic — [ɪ rɒtɪk] adjective relating to or tending to arouse sexual desire or excitement. Derivatives erotically adverb Origin C17: from Fr. érotique, from Gk erōtikos, from erōs, erōt sexual love …
76erotic — I. a.; (also erotical) Amatory, amorous, Anacreontic. II. n. Amatory poem, Anacreontic, Anacreontique …
77erotic — adj 1. amatory, Anacreontic, amorous, lovesome, fond, enamored, infatuated; passionate, rapturous, fervent, ardent; tempestuous, impetuous, burning, fiery. 2. aphrodisiac, venereal, seductive, inflammatory, titillating, enticing, alluring,… …
78erotic — erot·ic …
79erotic — adjective Syn: sexually arousing, sexually stimulating, titillating, suggestive, pornographic, sexually explicit; informal blue, X rated; euphemistic adult …
80erotic — a, erouti, ico adj. et f. érotique …
