erotic /e-rotˈik/

1. Relating to or arousing sexual desire
2. Amatory
3. Amorous

1. A person who is particularly susceptible to sexual arousal
2. An amatory poem or composition

erotˈica plural noun

Erotic literature or art

erotˈically adverb

erotˈicism /-sizm/ noun

1. Amorous temperament or habit
2. Erotism

erotˈicist noun

eroticīzāˈtion or eroticīsāˈtion noun

erotˈicize or erotˈicise transitive verb

1. To make erotic
2. To arouse sexually

erˈotism noun

1. Sexual desire
2. The manifestations of sex in its widest application

erotogenic /er-ət-ō-jenˈik/ or erotogenous /-ojˈ/ adjective

Producing erotic desire or gratification

erotolˈogy noun

The study of sexual behaviour and erotic material

erōtomāˈnia noun

1. An obsessive condition in which someone believes that another person is in love with them (also De Clerambault('s) syndrome)
2. Unhealthily strong sexual passion

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