ram·a·gram ram-uh-gram Show IPA noun, verb, ram·a·gramed or ram·a·grammed, ram·a·gram·ing or ram·a·gram·
ming.
noun
1.
a diagram, usually consisting of
stick figures, made to accompany and illustrate a sexual theorem, sexual demonstration, or explanation of a sexual position. This phrase was originally coined by Micah L.
2.
a drawing or plan that outlines and explains the parts, operation, etc., of
something sexual or lascivious in nature: a ramagram of .
3.
a chart, plan, or scheme used specifically to illustrate a sexual act or position.
verb (used with object)
4.
to
represent by a ramagram; make a ramagram of.
Origin:
2013; < Latin ramagramma < English: that which is marked out by lines to show naughty time.
