television programs, magazines, books, etc. that are regarded as emphasizing the sensuous or sensational aspects of a nonsexual subject and stimulating a compulsive interest in their audience. Sometimes por·no pawr-noh .
pornography; sexually explicit videos, photographs, writings, or the
like, produced to elicit sexual arousal (often used attributively):
arrested for selling porn;
a porn star;
porn films.
television shows, articles, photographs, etc., thought to cater to an excessive, irresistible desire for or interest in something:
a magazine filled with enticing food porn; an addiction to real-estate porn.
