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DEFINITION: n. A special type of gift, usually exchanged between partners, paramours and other mutual admirers, which is used to signal a desire for physical intimacy.
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Lustoken
Created by: Alchemist
Pronunciation: LUS-tok-ehn
Sentence: Tad was a little shy about giving Leia edible underpants for Valentines day, but when she gleefully accepted his lustoken, he knew it was going to be a memorable evening
Etymology: lust + token
Bootybooty
Created by: NohWoman
Pronunciation: say it fast... bootybooty
Sentence: On their special day, John gave Dan a pair of hotpants. Now that's some bootybooty!
Etymology: "Booty" alone would work, too. Booty: ass, action, sexual activity or the body parts involved Booty: loot, treasure
Coytoy
Created by: quippingqueen
Pronunciation: coy/toy
Sentence: The wayward winker approached his paramour with some trepidation as he handed her his coytoy (a posh pink pot), in the hopes that she would play "tiddlies" with him after work.
Etymology: coy + toy
Sexent
Created by: BMott
Pronunciation: sex - unt
Sentence: Tony gave Amber a sexant at the office which made her blush from her toes to her nose!
Etymology: Sex - procreation or sheer fun ent - from present
Sensuoffer
Created by: ekath
Pronunciation: sen-sue-offer
Sentence: Thats a very nice sensuoffer he gave you. I hope you have an enjoyable evening.
Etymology: from sensual + offer
Piecemaker
Created by: porsche
Pronunciation: peece/may/ker
Sentence: A Valentine gift is a great piecemaker
Etymology: peace maker + piece (as in peice of ...)
Whayorewa
Created by: adbern
Pronunciation: whee-or-you-wha
Sentence: i can read minds, so i give always whayorewa.
Etymology: WHAt YOu REally WAnt
Benequest
Created by: Mobelia
Pronunciation:
Sentence: When he benequested her with lingerie, his intentions became clear.
Etymology: Benefit: meaning added bonus, extras, favors, gravy, perk and Bequest: A gift or endowment
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COMMENTS:
very cute - wordnerd, 2007-02-14: 13:04:00
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Bangthang
Created by: ahwinters
Pronunciation: bang + thaneg
Sentence: The package looked innocuous enough, who could possible guess the crochless panties were a bangthang for Cynthia.
Etymology: Bang + Thang