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  • Emma Hart,

    Kinky is that which might unreasonably inspire the same.

    Reasonably, I think the word you want is 'unusually'. I'm not sure about the virtues of describing one sexual more as reasonable and another as not.

    It is too cold for running around unclad, but.

    The neurology of BDSM is really fasinating. We might get there one day.

    Christchurch • Since Nov 2006 • 4651 posts Report

  • Emma Hart,

    The word y'all were looking for is "nude"

    I find naked sexier.

    Having just popped off to write sex scene, I've come back to this.

    If I'm writing something sort of slow and (forgive) sensual, I might use 'nude'. But if I'm writing something more fast-paced and urgent, I'll use 'naked'. It's that whacking great k sound in the middle.

    Christchurch • Since Nov 2006 • 4651 posts Report

  • Islander,

    O Ida Downe!
    I'm on an up!
    You are so - exactly penetrating-

    (rushes off to hide the feather dusters-)

    Big O, Mahitahi, Te Wahi … • Since Feb 2007 • 5643 posts Report

  • Islander,

    No good swear word in English doesnt have a hard sound in it...

    (sorry, pish, tush, and o goodness dont *really* count...)

    Big O, Mahitahi, Te Wahi … • Since Feb 2007 • 5643 posts Report

  • Sacha,

    I might use 'nude'

    Sounds a bit arthouse.

    Ak • Since May 2008 • 19745 posts Report

  • tussock,

    Reasonably, I think the word you want is 'unusually'. I'm not sure about the virtues of describing one sexual more as reasonable and another as not.

    Hmm, I see what you mean, there's some unfortunate baggage there.

    I was trying for the antonym of, well, a sense where most people would expect the possibility an erotic reaction. Ah, I left out the expected part. No, actually, I just ballsed up the whole thing trying to be clever.

    Never mind me, I failed English for a reason. Do love words, but.

    Since Nov 2006 • 611 posts Report

  • giovanni tiso,

    And calling undies grundys, somewhat takes sensual out of undies.

    The Italian for undies is mutande, and I'll admit it's not very erotic. It's an interesting word, though, in that its Latin root (as in the expression "mutatis mutandis") literally means "garment that ought to be changed frequently". My sister was explaining that to my partner a few years back, and Justine - who was just learning the language at the time - thought that she was giving her personal hygiene advice.

    Wellington • Since Jun 2007 • 7473 posts Report

  • Stephen Judd,

    But if I'm writing something more fast-paced and urgent, I'll use 'naked'. It's that whacking great k sound in the middle.

    And yet "starkers" lacks that libidinal charge.

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 3122 posts Report

  • 3410,

    Apropos of nothing particulary,


    The first non-ballad to win Eurovision, 1965.
    A strange story (of puns, wordplay, double meanings and exploitation) and a grreat record.

    Lyrics


    France Gall, "Poupée de cire, poupée de son."

    Auckland • Since Jan 2007 • 2618 posts Report

  • complacenta,

    on the limits of collective trust
    who shapes and who is shaped by?

    how come this thread seems really
    not to want to 'go there'?

    meanwhile ma islander!
    tell me how to cuss in maorispeak?
    is there any sort of purely lingual temptation therein active
    & sinful at all?

    we spent an entire themester
    trying to 'talk dirty in hawaiian'
    just weren't poosible!
    what gives?

    softly & oftly
    L

    Since Jun 2009 • 26 posts Report

  • Islander,

    There arnt swear-words in Maori - but there are deadly insults.
    The most well-known one is "'pokokohua' = (with an essential vowel missing) "cook/ed head.'
    *Any* combination of food & head will -still- be extremely resented.

    Big O, Mahitahi, Te Wahi … • Since Feb 2007 • 5643 posts Report

  • complacenta,

    gosh, it's almost enough to inspire another alias
    this time, The Inedible Head!
    (aka Deniable Hide)



    staring rite atcha from the pot

    Since Jun 2009 • 26 posts Report

  • Rob Hosking,

    The Italian for undies is mutande, and I'll admit it's not very erotic. It's an interesting word, though, in that its Latin root (as in the expression "mutatis mutandis") literally means "garment that ought to be changed frequently".

    They never told us about the grundies aspect of 'mutatis mutandis' when I first heard it at Law School.

    Pity.

    South Roseneath • Since Nov 2006 • 830 posts Report

  • Ian Dalziel,

    These foolsih things - that need to be changed...

    'mutatis mutandis'

    Well, it was all Tort Briefs for the Bachelors of Law
    wasn't it?

    yrs
    Solomon Grundy
    Barista & Bush Lawyer

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2006 • 7953 posts Report

  • Ian Dalziel,

    ^^ Foolish things
    Doh !

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2006 • 7953 posts Report

  • Islander,

    Always good, always worldly, always need changing-

    Big O, Mahitahi, Te Wahi … • Since Feb 2007 • 5643 posts Report

  • mark taslov,

    I've got a word....'exquisite'.....8)

    Te Ika-a-Māui • Since Mar 2008 • 2281 posts Report

  • complacenta,

    doubtless it's 'off-topic'
    but i really dunno *which thread* to tarzan onto rite now!

    but am i really and truly the only one who
    is reading the current msm spiel om MR HIV PREDATOR
    as almost completely inane?

    the guy is credited with
    'infecting (untold punters) with the deadly disease'
    whilst right on over there at western blot test HQ itself
    not a single eager victim has managed to
    "test positive" yet!

    was it a yeti who came their way or what?

    just asking

    Since Jun 2009 • 26 posts Report

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