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randiness

[ˈrændɪnɪs] N → cachondez f

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randiness

n (Brit) → Geilheit f

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Could some of ideas in Open Marriage now be providing the same rationale for male randiness in an older constituency?

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"Lesbianism, History, and Censorship: The Well of Loneliness and the Suppressed Randiness of Virginia Woolf's Orlando." Twentieth-Century Literature 40 (1994): 434-60.

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The video is silent but a sound track was created in the gallery with ten live musicians scattered around the space, guitar-strumming troubadours singing a voluptuous dialogue of double entendres motphing into unambiguous randiness: Yes, here she is.

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2: 477-508) assembles compelling evidence that Shakespeare's "scandal" for nineteenth-century readers was less same-sex than adulterous desire (in contrast to post-Freudian, twentieth-century audiences that saw in robust heterosexual randiness expressions of health).

Tennyson

Odyssey 19.158); it also reinforces the striking disparity between the chastity of the Homeric Penelope and the randiness of her Californian counterpart.

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When it comes to Batting for Britain, your Randiness, it's probably time to declare.

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