by Intensity January 10, 2005
seks·cu·ri·ty
–noun
1. freedom from care, anxiety, or doubt about your sex supply; well-founded confidence about your sex supply
2. something that secures or makes sex safe; protection such as condoms
3. precautions taken to guard against STIs
–noun
1. freedom from care, anxiety, or doubt about your sex supply; well-founded confidence about your sex supply
2. something that secures or makes sex safe; protection such as condoms
3. precautions taken to guard against STIs
1. "I am really happy with my lovers, we love and care for each other and have good sexcurity, I never have to worry about when or how I am going to get sex, I just know I am."
2. "Have you got any sexcurity on you? All my condoms are past their use by date, and I have finally scored so I need some sexcurity!"
2. "Have you got any sexcurity on you? All my condoms are past their use by date, and I have finally scored so I need some sexcurity!"
by Intensity February 01, 2008
a lover relationship between 3 individuals. may be a marriage type arrangement or something more informal -all 3 living together or not.
I live with my spice in a triad, my husband and my wife and I all share everything - including our bed.
by Intensity January 10, 2005
The absolute whole amount of something, maximum quantity or intensity, such as turning a tap on full, it is all go, all happening and 'full on'.
Rents: " How is University?"
You: " It is full on, I have 2 assignments due tomorrow and a 4 hour lab this evening, exams next week, a cold coming on, no money, no food in the house and everything is just FULL ON!"
(oh yes and I forgot to mention my hot date later tonight~ I got the cold, and the cold sore off them as well;)
You: " It is full on, I have 2 assignments due tomorrow and a 4 hour lab this evening, exams next week, a cold coming on, no money, no food in the house and everything is just FULL ON!"
(oh yes and I forgot to mention my hot date later tonight~ I got the cold, and the cold sore off them as well;)
by Intensity May 23, 2006
A hybrid of the words dissapate and precipitate.
To disperse a substance no longer needed with a subtle force, which then creates desirable outcome.
To disperse a substance no longer needed with a subtle force, which then creates desirable outcome.
e.g. used to describe the outbreath in yoga of the grey mist in the healing breath.
"Breathe in the golden light and then allow the grey mist to dissipitate outwards"
"Breathe in the golden light and then allow the grey mist to dissipitate outwards"
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