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aphrodisiacal

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aph·ro·di·si·ac  (fr-dz-k, -dz-)
adj.
Arousing or intensifying sexual desire.
n.
Something, such as a drug or food, having such an effect.
[Greek aphrodsiakos, from aphrodsi, sexual pleasures, from Aphrodt, Aphrodite.]
aphro·di·sia·cal (-d-z-kl) adj.
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Adj.1.aphrodisiacalaphrodisiacal - exciting sexual desire              
aphrodisiac, sexy


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