What is the word for the sound I make while sex with a woman?
Something about Buffy the Vampire Slayer just happened to me. I would like to share it with you! I wanted to say it’s cute when she makes that sounds when she’s fighting. And I just couldn’t find the right word to use that made sense.
It’s easy to make the sound, and everyone knows what it is. Is there ever a word that accurately describes the word “achievement”? It’s not moan or groan. Somewhat. As far as I understand those words
Another example is http://www.soundsnap.com/episode/anag/us/all/. com/node/45537 (WARNING: these are sex sounds and NSFW. It’s just audio, no pictures.)
The sound I’m referring to is the second and third one she makes (maybe just a little shorter than her examples).
Why are the connotations different between people and phrases? I found some of the “concise Oxford thesaurus”’s synonyms, so I’m not sure which one to use!
squeak – peep, cheep, pipe, piping, squeal, tweet, yelp, whimper…
The word to describe such a sound is orgasmic. It is not related to any other sound. Using music, women make sound in places where there’s no music at all. I can really tell you Buffy
had been fighting and she’s really fighting.
Thrifty Shades of Grey #1 First, she emitted
- squeals of delight.
- When the girl moaned?
- What followed was she heaving a ecstatic cry from behind.
It is a hard work, but I know that it does not answer your question. I just couldn’t resist myself! (I
just hate when people express this).
Why are the connotations different between people and phrases? I found some of the “concise Oxford thesaurus”’s synonyms, so I’m not sure which one to use!
squeak – peep, cheep, pipe, piping, squeal, tweet, yelp, whimper…
I prefer the word scream to other words that apply far more commonly to unsexual yelps of a feline or hircine nature.
What’s more it makes for a stiff cocktail: screaming orgasm. So
what do you prepare?
What is a tricky one to come up with one apt word without getting into various connotations:
- A moan is a low sound, generally.
- a whimper sounds plaintive or submissive.
- Why is groaning or grunting not ladylike?
- A sound from the air is too loud, even for a squeal.
If there is a definitive word for “really good” iamm, I would be surprised if there’s actually a definitive word for it. To describe the sound in that context, I might say squeak, which is a kind of cute sound.
What is a tricky one to come up with one apt word without getting into various connotations:
- A moan is a low sound, generally.
- a whimper sounds plaintive or submissive.
- Why is groaning or grunting not ladylike?
- A sound from the air is too loud, even for a squeal.
If there is a definitive word for “really good” iamm, I would be surprised if there’s actually a definitive word for it. To describe the sound in that context, I might say squeak, which is a kind of cute sound.
What is a tricky one to come up with one apt word without getting into various connotations:
- A moan is a low sound, generally.
- a whimper sounds plaintive or submissive.
- Why is groaning or grunting not ladylike?
- A sound from the air is too loud, even for a squeal.
If there is a definitive word for “really good” iamm, I would be surprised if there’s actually a definitive word for it. To describe the sound in that context, I might say squeak, which is a kind of cute sound.
I prefer the word scream to other words that apply far more commonly to unsexual yelps of a feline or hircine nature.
What’s more it makes for a stiff cocktail: screaming orgasm. So
what do you prepare?
