multiorgasmic

(ˌmʌltɪɔːˈɡæzmɪk)

adj

(Physiology) having or able to have more than one orgasm during sexual intercourse

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(21) And, contrary to the prevailing portrayal of relative sexual capacities of (white) males and females, Human Sexual Response put women on top, documenting their multiorgasmic potential, a capacity not found in men.

Celebrating Masters & Johnson's "Human Sexual Response": a Washington University legacy in limbo

(38,39) The highest experimental recorded levels of oxytocin, by the way, were shown to be achieved in women who were multiorgasmic. (40) The more oxytocin, the more orgasms--if a woman is capable of having these types of releases.

Oxytocin: the new hormonal kid on the clinical block

And, thanks to the cackling, multiorgasmic studio audience that claps, cheers and screams with laughter after every second syllable uttered by our "loveable" hosts, they manage to squeeze 10minutes of Grade Z "entertainment" into an 80-minute show.

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The multiorgasmic, extended storytelling of women does not have a funny point of view.

Why you'll never hear, "heeeeeeere's Katey!"

Though Irigaray and other French Feminists have been criticized for their essentialism, Ana Maria del Rio's novella offers an odyssey of self-discovery and creation in which the trope of the self-sufficient and multiorgasmic female body represents the constitution of the female subject.

The masturbatory subject: Ana Maria del Rio's Siete dias de la senora K

After she brings him home (her lover is away), they have another of their multiorgasmic nights, even as he realizes his feelings for Eva.