ApricotFields's definitions

Puerino

The Ido word for "girl". Much like its mother language (Esperanto) the utility of this language is highly questionable but this remains an option for a term of endearment to any females you know (plural is "puerini"), especially to convey a sense of internationalism and multilingualism.

Much like the Esperanto equivalent "knabino" you could indo-europeanize it as "puerina" but it must be remembered that in both these languages, "-o" is an ending to nouns and "-a" is an ending to adjectives, making it a convenient to sort of spite the language if you want.

I don't know where she was from but she was such a pretty little puerino.

by ApricotFields June 18, 2020

Muttonfest

A place with an over abundance of adults but a great lack of children.

I hate the mall on a week day; it's such a muttonfest.

by ApricotFields October 14, 2020

Sensual orientation

The way in which a person is inclined to desire or seek physical though non-sexual affection in the form of cuddling, hand-holding etc in relation to particular people.

Most people have a sensual orientation corresponding to their sexual orientation but though Ashley was straight she still enjoying snuggling with a lot of her female friends.

by ApricotFields June 12, 2019

Breastginity

The state of never having performed mammary intercourse on someone despite possessing breasts.

Since moving up to a B cup, Felicity was eager to finally loose her breastginity.

by ApricotFields October 14, 2020

Prijak

Semen which emerges from the penis prior to a sexual climax or ejaculation; pre-ejaculate.

One reason she loved fellating him was that he gave off so much prijak.

by ApricotFields May 6, 2021

Amputasty

(of an amputee) sexy and beautiful.

Her missing leg made me a little uncomfortable at first but as I spent time with her I realised there was a whole amazing person underneath there and an amputasty one at that!

by ApricotFields June 29, 2020

-cest

This suffix is added to the surnames of any incestuous shipping pair.

E.g. "Pinecest" is the usual name to shipping Dipper and Mable Pines from "Gravity Falls".

I'm not a huge fan of "The Loud House" but I do enjoy all the Loudcest fanart.

Um...-cest. Yeah it's a bound morpheme, guys; it's hard to demonstrate in a sentence.

by ApricotFields July 24, 2020