Satyric

Having strong sexual desire

He walked into the club and the bevy of ladies were satyric with lust and desire.

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by Shifty Eyeballs October 29, 2014

Satyricon

Norwegian black metal band that deviated from the known black metal formula.

Good news.
The guitarists did`nt rape that lady, she was a slut that slept with every famous person she met to get attention.
The guitarists were proven "not guilty" for lack of evidence.
They probably did`nt want to sleep with her and then she might want to get revenge.
Women!

by Per Ottar April 18, 2005

Satyriasis

Uncontrollable sexual desire in a man's behavior.

The constant/random need/desire for sexual interaction.

For women this is nymphomania.

Once I realised I had Satyriasis it all made sense - no wonder I couldnt keep my hands out of my pants.

by Madhatt3r March 11, 2005

satyri

noun. someone who exhibits satyriasis or uncontrollable or excessive sexual desire in a man, compare with nymphomania/nympho.

Jake is a satyri, he needs sex five times a day.

by Jordan I. A. March 31, 2008

satiricritical

Using a mix of satire and straightforward criticism.

"I stumbled across this satiricritical article that starts with a point-by-point rebuttal of yesterday's State of the Union address and then compares Obamacare to sado-bestiality."
"LOL"

by Tochterlieber January 6, 2014

satyricon

A norwiegen satanic group, like Dimmu Borgir but without the stupid-ass keyboard.

Satyricon are the best!

:)

by James Brown May 19, 2003

satyriasis

A psychological condition where a male engages in sexual activity compulsively and without joy.

It's a male myth about feminists that we hate sex. It can be a natural, zesty enterprise. But unfortunately there are some people--it is called satyriasis in men, nymphomania in women--who engage in it compulsively and without joy. These unfortunate souls cannot love in the true sense of the word.

by Kris Knigga February 26, 2007