orgasm
A short, very strong feeling of sexual pleasure at the end of sexual activity.
A brief, intense peak of sexual pleasure, usually accompanied by muscle contractions and a release of sexual tension.
To have an orgasm; to feel very strong sexual pleasure at the end of sexual activity.
To experience an orgasm; to reach the peak of sexual pleasure.
- Base: orgasm
- Plural: orgasms
bring someone to orgasm
1to lead someone to orgasm
To stimulate someone sexually until they have an orgasm.
- The guide explained different ways to bring a partner to orgasm.
- He learned how to bring her to orgasm through communication and patience.
- They discussed what helped bring each of them to orgasm.
fake an orgasm
1to pretend to have an orgasm
To act like you are having an orgasm when you are not really having one.
- She admitted that she sometimes fakes an orgasm to end sex more quickly.
- The article asked why so many people feel pressure to fake an orgasm.
- He said he would rather know the truth than have his partner fake an orgasm.
give someone an orgasm
1to cause someone to orgasm
To do sexual actions that make another person have an orgasm.
- He was nervous about whether he could give his partner an orgasm.
- She said it was the first time anyone had given her an orgasm.
- They talked openly about what helped give each other an orgasm.
have an orgasm
1to experience an orgasm
To reach the peak of sexual pleasure; to experience an orgasm.
- She finds it easier to have an orgasm when she feels relaxed and safe.
- Some people have an orgasm more than once during sex.
- The doctor asked if he could have an orgasm without discomfort.
reach orgasm
1to succeed in having an orgasm
To finally have an orgasm, especially after some time or difficulty.
- She finds it hard to reach orgasm through intercourse alone.
- The book offers advice to help couples reach orgasm together.
- He was worried because he could not reach orgasm during sex.