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Orgasme

intransitive verb

Etymology: denominale of orgasm . It is etymologically and semantically identical to English orgasm , English to orgasm , and French orgasmer .

Definition: enjoy an orgasm just

Other words derived orgasm : orgasm, anorgasmia, anorgasmia, anorgasmia, multiorgasmica, multiorgasmico, orgasm, orgasmic

The ease with which women orgasm during masturbation [... ]

Umberto Piscicelli (Psychosomatic Gynaecology)

[...] the need orgasme .

Fernando Liggio (Treaty of Modern Psychopathology of sensuality)

The anorgasmia is the inability to achieve orgasm. The primary anorgasmia is that found in women who have never been able to orgasme . The secondary anorgasmia is the one that appears in women who have been able to orgasm.

Fernando Liggio (Treaty of Modern Psychopathology of sensuality)

[...] " orgasme ", a word that replaces the active person" have the 'orgasm'.

Carla Maria Carletti (Woman and verbal)

conjugation with the auxiliary have : I orgasm, orgasm she has, etc..

present tense

I orgasm, orgasms you, he (she) orgasm, we orgasm, your orgasm, orgasm they

imperfect indicative

I orgasm, you orgasms, he orgasmic, we orgasm, orgasmic you, they orgasm

indicative past tense

I orgasmai, you orgasmasti he orgasm orgasm us, you orgasmaste they orgasm

indicative simple future

I orgasmerò, you orgasms, he orgasmerà, we orgasm, your orgasm, orgasm they

present subjunctive

I orgasms, you orgasms, he orgasms, we orgasm, you orgasms, they orgasmino

imperfect subjunctive

I orgasms, orgasms you, he orgasm, we orgasm, you orgasmaste they orgasm

present conditional

I orgasms, orgasms you, he orgasm orgasm us, you orgasm, orgasm they

this imperative

you orgasm, he orgasms, orgasm, us, orgasme you, they orgasmino

present participle: orgasmante, orgasmanti

Gerund: orgasm

preterite participle: orgasm, orgasm, orgasms, orgasm