Sexual Terms
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Q-R / S / T / U / V / W / X-Y-Z A Abstinence: An individuals calculated decision and deliberate action to refrain from sexual activities, including but not limited to sexual intercourse, oral sex, anal intercourse and mutual masturbation. In some cases, the decision is only to not engage in penetrative sex.
Abstinence until marriage: The practice of abstinence from sexual activity until a man and a woman are united in the covenant of marriage. AC/DC: An individual that enjoys the outlets or inlets of either sex for sexual purpose, see Bisexual. Active: The aggressive sexual partner Agate: A small penis but still a jewel that is big enough to polish and enjoy spelunking. AIDS: (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) an advanced stage of infection with HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) in which the immune system is weakened. The individual becomes more susceptible to a variety of infections (called opportunistic infections) and other conditions, such as cancer. Anal sex: Sexual activity characterized by anal stimulation or penetration with the penis, finger, objects, lips, mouth, or tongue. Analingus: Kissing, licking and penetration of those puckered anus lips and their surrounding territory with the tongue Angel: A male who pays for sexual favors Anus: The opening to the rectum Around the world: The act of kissing the entire body as a sexual prelude Asexual: Absence of sexual feeling Ass: The buttocks Asshole: The anus Auntie: Aging male homosexual Autoeroticism: Masturbation Auto-fellatio: Performing fellatio on oneself Auto-sadism: Inflicting pain on oneself Auxiliary intercourse: Sexual climax achieved by moving the penis back and forth in the armpit B Back Yard: The buttocks Bag: The sac that a guy stores his nuts in. Ball: To have intercourse with. Balls: The testicles Banana: The penis Bare-assed: Nude Bartholin’s glands: Two small, round structures on either side of the vaginal opening that secrete a mucus-like fluid during sexual arousal, providing vaginal lubrication. Basket shopping: Observing the male genital through the clothing. Basket: Bulge made in the trousers, trunks or briefs by the male sex organs. Beat off: That not so rhythmic tune a guy plays on the piccolo, see Masturbation. Beefcake: A male with sex appeal. Bent Stick: A limp penis not ready for action. Bisexual: 1. Having a sexual attraction to or desire for persons of both sexes. 2. A person who identifies himself or herself as having a sexual attraction toward both sexes. Bitch: Loose women or feminine male. Blind: Uncircumcised penis. Blow: To perform oral sex. Blowjob: Act of performing oral sex. Blue balls: Pain in the testis due to a severe need to ejaculate. Blue and black balls are what you end up with if you tangle with the wrong girl. Blue movies: Pornographic movies. Bonkers: Female breast. Boobs: Female breast. Bring off: Ejaculation in the male. Bronco: A young boy who is difficult to restrain during intercourse. Rider cowboy. Brown: To perform anal sex. Brownie queen: Passive anal sex partner. Bugger: To perform anal intercourse. Bull-dyke: Masculine female homosexual. Bummer: Active anal sex partner. Buns: Buttocks. Back To Top>> Candidiasis: A fungal infection that occurs when the normal environment in the vagina changes. It is an RTI and is not sexually transmitted. Candy maker: A person that ejaculates a male and then consumes the semen. Castration: Surgical removal of the testicles Cervical cancer: Cancer of the cervix is caused by infection with certain types of the human papillomavirus (HPV). Early diagnosis of precancerous changes can prevent cervical cancer. Cervicitis: Inflammation of the cervix, often caused by chlamydia or gonorrhea infection. As with vaginitis, cervicitis can cause vaginal discharge, although the infection is often asymptomatic. Cervix: The lower part of the uterus that protrudes into the vaginal canal allowing for the passage of menstrual flow from the uterus and passage of sperm into the uterus. Chancroid: A curable STI that affects both males and females, chancroid usually causes lymph node swelling and painful ulcers in the genital area. Change of luck: Bye-bye virginity, I just got a piece. Chaste: Engaging in the most ordinary sexual activities Cheat: Be unfaithful to ones regular sex partner Cheeks: The fleshy portions of the buttocks Chicken: Young attractive male without many feathers. Chlamydia: A curable STI that affects both men and women, chlamydia is often asymptomatic. Chlamydia infection can lead to serious complications, including infertility. Circumcision: The barbaric, cultural or religious act of cutting off the prepuce, or foreskin from the males penis. Clap: Gonorrhea or other venereal disease. Not something you should applaud over. Climax: Achieve the high point of sexual activity; refers to ejaculation by the male and a time for applause. Clit: A little pea sized organ that makes a gal sing, see Clitoris Clitoris: An erectile, hooded organ at the upper joining of the labia that contains a high concentration of nerve endings, sensitive to sexual stimulation. Closet queen: Male homosexual who hides his desires for other men Cock: That organ guys crow about called the penis; in some locals refers to female vagina Cocksucker: One who performs oral sex. Cockteaser: One who gets the guy hot and horny and than does not carry on with actual sexual relations Coitus: Sexual intercourse. Coitus in ano: Anal intercourse. Coitus interruptus: Withdrawal of the penis prior to ejaculation. Cold: Sometimes called a dead fish, an individual that is unresponsive to sexual relations. Come: Achieving sexual orgasm. Condom: A flexible sheath that is a couples best buddy (usually made of thin latex or polyurethane) designed to cover the penis (male condom) or vulva/vagina (female condom) during sexual intercourse for contraceptive purposes or as a means of preventing STIs. Continence: To refrain from sexual activity. Cornhole: To perform anal intercourse. Corona: A Mexican beer, also a rim of flesh around the base of the penis head Cowper’s glands: Two pea-sized glands located at the base of the penis under the prostate that secretes a clear alkaline fluid (pre-ejaculate) into the urethra during sexual arousal and before orgasm and ejaculation. Crabs: Lice that infect the pubic area of the body. Crotch: The genital area juncture of the thighs with the body. Cruise: To travel in search of a sex partner. A cruise liner is not required. Cum: Semen. Cunnilingus: Oral sex performed on the female genital. Cunt: Vagina.Cytomegalovirus: A common virus (a member of the herpes family of viruses), which can result in serious infections in people with compromised immune systems. It can be transmitted sexually. Back To Top>> Dental dam: The square piece of latex that can be used to cover the vulva when performing oral sex in order to prevent contact with body fluids and protect against STDs.Derriere: Buttocks. Dick: Penis. Diddle: Masturbation. Dinge queen: Male homosexual who prefers African American sex partners. Dog fashion: Sexual intercourse from the rear as performed by canines. Dog: Unattractive person. Dong: Penis. Donovanosis: An STD that can cause serious ulcers at the site of infection. These ulcers can unite and cause permanent scarring and genital destruction. Dose: Gonorrhea or other venereal disease. Drag queen: Male who dresses as a female. Drive it home: Forceful intercourse. Dry fuck: Moving ones genital area against each other’s clothing. Does not cause pregnancy or loss of virginity. Dyke: Lesbian. Eat: Dining in or out, see oral sex Ectopic pregnancy: Ectopic pregnancy occurs outside the uterus, most commonly in the fallopian tubes. It is a potential complication of untreated chlamydia or gonorrhea. Effeminate: A male that acts in a feminine manner. Ejaculate: Release of semen. Ejaculation: The moment when rhythmic contractions of the urethra results in semen being discharged from the penis. Engorged: Filled with blood. Epididymis: Two tightly coiled tubes against the back of the testes where sperm are stored and mature until they are released during ejaculation. Erection: The firm and enlarged condition of a body organ (e.g., penis, clitoris) when the surrounding erectile tissue becomes filled with blood. Estrogen: A sex hormone produced in the ovaries that stimulates the development of secondary female sex characteristics and plays a role in puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, and contraception. Eunuch: A male that has had his nuts surgically removed; see Castration. Exhibitionist: Individual that derives sexual arousal by displaying his body to others. Fairy: Male homosexual. Fallopian tubes (oviducts): The egg delivery system in the form of a pair of tubes located at the top of the uterus, extending from the upper uterus, out toward the ovaries (but not touching them). Unlike truck used at the chicken ranch for egg transportation, the ova (eggs) travel through these tubes from the ovaries toward the uterus in which fertilization of the ovum takes place. Family jewels: That precious cargo a guy carries in that little purse below the penis. See Testis. Fanny: Buttocks. Fellatio: Oral sex performed on the penis. Female condom: A soft, polyurethane sheath with a plastic ring at a closed end which keeps it fixed within the vagina during sexual intercourse and a larger ring at the opening that remains outside the vagina, extending over a woman’s external genitalia (vulva). The female condom can be used for contraceptive purposes or as a means of preventing STDs/HIV. (See also Condom.) Fetish: Any part of the body or other object that is usually considered nonsexual but arouses erotic feelings. Fifth wheel: A heterosexual in a homosexual group. Fish: A female. Flagellation: A whipping or beating to sexual orgasm. Foreskin: A retractable tube of skin on the penis that covers and protects the glans. French: To perform oral intercourse. Fruit: Male homosexual. Full house: Having 2 or more STDs at the same time and certainly not as much fun a poker. G Gay: Homosexual. Genital herpes: An STD found in both men and women that can cause painful genital ulcers. There is no cure for genital herpes. Genital ulcers: Crater-like lesions on the skin or mucous membranes of the genital region. STDs usually cause genital ulcers such as herpes, syphilis, and chancroid. Genital warts: Warts brought on by infection with HPV (human papillomavirus). Genitals: The human reproductive organs. Get it up: Achieve an erect penis by choice instead of at an inopportune time. Get some: To attain sexual intercourse with someone. Get your rocks off: Shoot that load, see Ejaculate Give head: To perform oral sex Glory hole: An opening cut in the partition between two commode stalls in a men’s restroom and used to perform oral sex Go down on: To perform intercourse on Golden shower: One person peeing on another for sexual pleasure. Gonorrhea: A curable STD that affects both men and women that can lead to serious complications including infertility. Goose: To press a finger into the cleavage of another’s buttocks Grafenberg spot: See G-spot. Greek: Anal intercourse Grope: Handling another’s genitals G-spot: (Grafenberg spot): A small area about the size of a green garden pea on the front wall of the vagina that is especially sensitive to sexual stimulation in some women. It may also be the source of a small amount of fluid ejaculated at orgasm. G-string: Small brief worn over the genitals. Gumma: A soft, tumor-like growth of tissues, which appears during tertiary syphilis. This growth can occur in the brain, heart, liver, testes, skin, and bone. H Hand made: Large penis allegedly developed through masturbation Hard on: That erect member that causes a tent in an adolescents pants during the most inopportune times, see Erection. Hard up: Horny as hell and needs someone to partner with other than Rosy Palm. Hepatitis: A viral infection that can be transmitted sexually or spread through exposure to infected blood or body fluids. It can lead to severe liver disease and liver failure. Heterosexual: One who only desires sex with those of the opposite sex. HIV (human immunodeficiency virus): A type of sexually transmitted retrovirus that can be transmitted through exposure to infected blood or body fluids. HIV infection causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Homosexual: 1. Having a sexual attraction to or desire for persons of the same sex. 2. A person who identifies himself or herself as gay or lesbian, respectively. Horny: Highly aroused and in need of sexual release. Horse around: Explore sexually without engaging in intercourse. Hot pants: Sexually aroused. HPV (human Papilloma virus): A viral STI. Some types of HPV cause genital warts. Other types of HPV can lead to cervical cancer. Hung: Having a large penis. Hustler: Prostitute that searches for customers. Hymen: A fold of thin, fleshy tissue that stretches across part of the opening of the vagina in some women. I Incest: Sexual relations between family members. Infertility: The inability of an individual to achieve a pregnancy after one year of regular unprotected intercourse; the inability to carry a pregnancy to term. Intrauterine device (IUD): A form of family planning that is inserted into the uterus. IUDs provide no protection against STD/HIV transmission. J Jail bait: One below the age of 18. Jerk off: Jerkin the gherkin, see Masturbation. John: One who pays or supports another for sexual favors. Joint: That little leg that hangs between a guys big legs. Knock off a piece: To have sexual intercourse. L Labia minora: Two erectile folds of skin between the labia majora that extend from the clitoris on each side of the urethral and vaginal openings, covering the vestibule. Lace Curtain: Foreskin of the penis. Lavender: Pertaining to the homosexual. Lay: To perform sexual intercourse. Lesbian: Female homosexual. Libido: Sexual appetite. Load: Semen from an ejaculation. Lubrication: Moistening of the vaginal walls; a key indicator of sexual excitement in women. Lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV): An STD that causes inflammation of and prevents drainage of the lymph nodes in the genital area. LGV can cause destruction and scarring of surrounding tissue. M Male condom: A flexible sheath (usually made of thin latex, but sometimes made of polyurethane or lamb intestine) designed to cover the penis during anal, vaginal, or oral sexual intercourse for contraceptive purposes or as a means of preventing STDs/ HIV. (See also Condom.) Marriage: Relationship between a man and woman that is validated by a mutual vow to each other. Recognize by the United States as a legally binding covenant representing a permanent fruitful relationship between a male and female. Mary: Effeminate acting male. Masochism: Attaining sexual stimulation through pain. Masturbation: A means of sexual stimulation that involves stimulating one’s own genitals using hands or objects. Matinee: Afternoon sex session. Meat: Penis. Menopause: The end of a woman’s menstruation and menstrual cycles. Menstruation: Cyclic flow of blood, fluid, and tissue which passes out of the uterus and through the vagina approximately every 28 days (usually lasting 3 to 5 days). Molluscum contagiosum: An STD that causes relatively benign skin infections. Molluscum contagiosum can lead to secondary bacterial infections. Moniliasis: A fungal infection occurring when the normal environment in the vagina changes. Moniliasis is an RTI and is not sexually transmitted. Mons pubis: In women, a pad of fatty tissue located over the pubic bone that protects the internal sexual and reproductive organs. Mother-to-child transmission (MTCT): Transmission of infection, typically HIV, from the mother to the child during pregnancy, labor, or delivery or through breast-feeding. Mutual masturbation: Manipulation of each other’s genitals by partners. N Neck: Embrace, kiss and fondle. Nongonococcal urethritis (NGU): An infection of the urethra caused by microorganisms other than gonorrhea and often caused by chlamydia. Nuts: Those nut like things concealed in the bag a guy carries in the crotch area; see Testes. Old man: Male who supports a younger sex partner. Also slang for husband but women need not worry when using this term as most guys have to be on their deathbed before his head hurts too much for sex. Old woman: Slang for wife. Be careful using this term though as women are good at getting headaches One-way: Will perform only one type of sexual activity. Most of us would find this boring but different strokes for different folks. Oral intercourse: See Oral sex. Oral sex: Sexual activity where the mouth of one individual connects to the sexual organs of another person for the purpose of sex. Oral-anal sex: Oral stimulation of the anus or rectum. See, cunnilingus and fellatio Orgasm: The fourth stage of the sexual response cycle, characterized by the peak of sexual tension, resulting in release of tension through muscular contractions of the uterus, vagina, anus, and pelvic floor in women and contractions of the urethra, anus, and pelvic floor in men. Orgasm in men usually triggers contractions of the ejaculatory duct and prostate gland, causing semen to be expelled from the body through the penis. Ovaries: Organs located at the end of each fallopian tube that produce the ova (eggs), which are released during the menstrual cycle. The ovaries produce sex hormones responsible for the development of secondary female sex characteristics and sexual function. Pap smear (Papanicolaou smear): A test used to diagnose precancerous changes of the cervix. Passive: The fuckee. Pearl Diver: One who performs oral sex. Pecker: Penis. Pederasty: Insertion of the penis into the anus. Pedophilia: Sexual love of a child by an adult. Peeping Tom: A voyeur. Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID): A condition most often brought on by untreated STIs (usually chlamydia or gonorrhea). Symptoms of PID can range from slight cramping to chronic pelvic pain, but it can also be asymptomatic. PID can lead to infertility and ectopic pregnancy. Penis: In men, a tubular structure with the capacity to be flaccid or erect, providing passage for both urine and semen. Perineum: A network of muscles located between and surrounding the vagina and anus in women and the penis and anus in men. Pervert: One who receives sexual gratification from kinky sex acts. Peter: Penis. Pewee: Small penis. Phallus: Penis or penis like structure or art. Pickup: A person who has sex with strangers. PID: See Pelvic Inflammatory Disease. Piss hard-on: Erection caused by the need to urinate. Pocket Pool: Masturbating through ones pants. Poke: To engage in sexual intercourse. Popped her cherry: A slang term describing the breaking of the hymen Postmenopausal: The one- to two-year period after menopause. Precum juice: A natural lube which oozes from the urethra. Pregnancy: The condition that starts at conception (fertilization of the woman;s ovum [egg] by a man’s spermatozoa), resulting in one or more developing embryo(s) or baby(s) in the woman’s body. Prick: Penis. Pro: A prostitute. Progesterone: A sex hormone produced in the ovaries and has a role in menstruation, pregnancy, and contraception. Prostate gland: A walnut-sized gland that secretes approximately 30% of the fluid that makes up semen. PT: Prick Teaser. Punk: Male prostitute. Pushover: Easily persuaded to engage in sex. Pussy: Vagina. Q-R Quickie: Very brief sex act. Rape: To forcibly perform a sexual act upon another. Rectovaginal fistula: An abnormal connection between the rectum and vagina. Reiter’s Syndrome: A complication of chlamydia. Reiter’s syndrome consists of recurrent episodes of urethritis/cervicitis, arthritis, conjunctivitis, and skin rashes. Reproductive Tract Infections (RTIs): Infectious diseases of the genitourinary tract, includes STDs or other common infections of the genital tract. Rim: To use ones tongue on the anus. Rod: Penis. Rubber: Condom. S Sadomasochism: Both sadism and masochism existing in the same individual. Safer sex: A term often referring to sexual activity that reduces the risk for HIV transmission, STDs and pregnancy. Score: To achieve sexual intercourse. Screw: The act of sexual intercourse Scrotum: A pouch hanging directly under the penis that contains the testes and functions to protect the testes and to maintain the proper temperature for the production of sperm by the testes. Scrotum: Pouch or sac, which contains the testes. Seafood: A sailor as a sex object. Semen: The fluid produced during ejaculation of the male. Seminal vesicles: The pair of glandular sacs that secrete approximately 60% of the fluid, making up the semen, in which sperm are transported. Sex: 1. The innate characteristic of gender, male or female. 2. The sexual urge or instinct as it manifests itself in behavior. 3. The act of sexual intercourse. Sexual activity: Any activity that includes intentional sexual contact of the genitalia, buttocks, breasts or other areas of the body for the purpose of sexual arousal. Sexual anatomy: The structure and organs that make up the genital tract of males and females. Sexual behaviors: The act of (touching, kissing, and other stimulation of the body) related to the expression of one’s sexuality. Sexual health: Women and men’s ability to enjoy and express their sexuality free from the risk of STDs, unintended pregnancy, coercion, violence, and discrimination. The capacity to have an informed, enjoyable, and safer sex life, based on mutual respect and a positive approach to sexual expression. Sexual intercourse: Sexual activity that involves penetration of the vagina or anus. Sexual practices: Activities related to sexual expressions that are customarily or consistently performed. Sexual purity: Refraining from all sexual activity prior to or outside of marriage. Practicing monogamous sexual activity with one’s spouse Sexuality: The giving and receiving of sexual pleasure, as well as enabling reproduction. Sexuality is a total sensory experience that involves the whole mind and body and not just the genitals. It is a reflection of the total expression of who we are as human beings. Sexuality is shaped by our physical appearance, beliefs, emotions, personality, likes and dislikes, values, attitudes, behaviors, and spiritual selves, as well as family, cultural and societal relationships. Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): Infections passed from person to person by sexual contact, although some can be passed on by other means (e.g., through needle-stick injury or other blood exposure). Also called Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs). Shoot: To achieve orgasm. Sixty-nine: Genital oral intercourse performed by two partners on one another. Skene’s glands: Two small glands near the urethral opening in women. Smegma: White waxy like matter which collects under the foreskin of the penis Sodomy: The insertion of the penis into the anus. Spelunking: Slang term for entering the penis into a warm moist cave. Sperm: Those little fish that swim in semen. You know, that sticky mess that a guy gets in the palm of his hand when he masturbates. Also used to fertilize those eggs during intercourse. (Aren’t screaming little babies cute!) Stallion: A guy that is hung like a horse. Straight: AC or DC only, see Heterosexual.. Stud: A male who is greatly desired as a sex partner. Suck-off: To perform oral intercourse on the penis. Sugar daddy: A man who keeps a younger person for sexual favors. Swingers: Individuals that swap sexual partners. Swish: A male who behaves in a feminine manner. Switch hitter: Bisexual. Syndromic management: An approach to STI/RTI management in which diagnosis is based on the identification of syndromes (combinations of the symptoms reported by the client and the signs the health care provider observes). Syphilis: A curable STI that affects both men and women. Initially causing sores on the vagina, penis, anus, mouth, or lips. The sores will heal by themselves, but if untreated syphilis can lead to advanced stages that may damage the heart and nervous system and can lead to death. Testicles: See testes. Testosterone: A sex hormone that is responsible for the development of male secondary sex characteristics and for the sex drive (libido) in men and in women. Third sex: Homosexuals Tongue: (Verb.) To perform oral sex. Toolbox: The male genitals. Trade: A passive male prostitute that caters to homosexuals. Trichomonas infection: A curable STI that affects both men and women. Trichomonas infection often can be asymptomatic. Among women, it can lead to vaginal discharge, infertility, or early labor in pregnant women. Trick: A sex partner for money. U Urethritis: An infection among men characterized by urethral discharge or pain upon urination. It is usually caused by STIs, such as gonorrhea, chlamydia, and trichomonas infection. Urolagnia: Sexual pleasure from watching another drink urine. Uterus: A hollow, thick-walled, pear-shaped, muscular organ found between the bladder and rectum. This is the site for implantation of the fertilized ovum (egg), the location where the fetus develops during pregnancy and is the structure that sheds its lining monthly during menstruation. V Vagina: A muscular, highly expandable, tubular cavity that leads from the vestibule to the uterus. Vaginal discharge: A symptom of some STIs and RTIs. Vaginal intercourse: (Coitus.) Inserting the penis into the vagina. Vaginitis: Inflammation of the vagina characterized by discharge, odor, irritation, and/or itching. Can be caused by an infection resulting from a change in the normal environment of the vagina. Some vaginal infections are transmitted sexually. Vanilla sex: Non-kinky sex acts. Vas deferens: (Pl. vasa deferentia.) In men, one of the paired tubes that carries the mature sperm from the epididymis to the urethra. Venereal disease (VD): Term used to describe STDs (particularly syphilis) until the 1970s. The term is derived from the name of the Roman goddess of love, Venus, and the Latin word for desire. Versatile: Bisexual. Vestibule: The area of the external female genitalia that includes the vaginal and urethral opening and the opening of the Bartholin’s and Skene’s glands: VIA (visual examination with acetic acid). Virgin: A male or female who has not taken part in the act of sexual intercourse. Virility: Sexual power and capacity of a male. Voyeur: One who gains sexual satisfaction from watching. Vulva: The external genital organs of the female, including the labia majora, labia minora, clitoris, and vestibule of the vagina W Wiener: Penis. Winkie: Small penis. Work-off: Masturbate Work up: To create passion or to be passionate. XYZ Zoophilia: The practice of sex between humans and animals (bestiality), or a preference or fixation on such practice. A person who practices zoophilia is known as a zoophile. Do you have a term not listed? Submit your sexual term and you will automatically be entered in our weekly erotic gift or Buddy the Condom drawing. |
