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The most important erogeneous zone in the female, located over the cervix, also called anterior fornix erogeneous zone. Stimulation of the A-spot during vaginal intercourse can get a woman to a tremendous orgasm lasting for minutes, without forplay. See also AFE zone. The best position to reach the A-spot is the missionary. For many women stimulation of the A spot is the only way to climax.
I was lying on my back and my guy on top and making love to me he gave me such an A-spot orgasm I nearly passed out.
A-spot by Macska April 8, 2010
It's pretty much the g-spot for guys. When having intercourse a man would have a finger shoved up his sphincter. It supposedly heightens the pleasure.
Alec was having fun with his a-spot last night.

Lalani is obsessed with his a-spot. He practically never takes his finger out of his bum!
a-spot by Johnny Hotnuts April 22, 2008
kind of like the gspot, but its deeper in
'oh man, i got her a-spot. then she squirted all over me'.
a-spot by sexyygal1234 May 17, 2010
The male version of a "G-Spot." It's about 2 inches inside their ass.
"I hit my man's A-Spot last night and he exploded."
A-Spot by No, it goes wOo WoO. June 14, 2006
the a-spot isnt the g-spot for the man its a spot at the end of the vagina close to the cervix and very sensitive and when its touched its immediately wetness
girly pop: omg he found my a-spot i was so wet omg
a-spot by ulovemae September 2, 2022
An erogenous zone in the female, located in the anterior fornix region of the vagina. (Also see G spot.)
A spot by Brown Sugar March 18, 2003
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