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sexcapades

A sexual escapade that usuially has much more excitement and drama attached than regular sexual encounters.
Are still envolved in that sexcapade with you boss?
sexcapades by Aubrey Duke May 2, 2005

sexapade 

(n.) A combination of sex + escapade, it is a sexual experience.
Joe began to brag, "You see that blonde? We had this amazing sexapade last night--"

"You're shitting me," Dan interrupted. "It's okay, Joe. You don't have to pretend you got laid. I wouldn't believe you anyway."

sexcapades

escapades involving intercourse.
Usually, sex had in exciting places such as the middle of a golf course, a roller coaster or the prop room.
There were a multitude of sexcapades during the prom.

Sexcapades

Combination of "sexual intercourse" and "escapades."

Used to describe (usually) wild, sexually-oriented advetures.
Friend: "And then he gave me a bj. . ."
You: "That's all fine and dandy, but I don't care to hear about your personal sexcapades."
Sexcapades by Synthetikax August 13, 2009

sexorade 

1: It's like lemonade, but with added sexual agenda
2: A lemonade so good it makes you wanna have sex NOW!
"Boy this juice is so good, dare I call it sexorade?!"
"Nah boii, that's more like a gatorade right there.... mmm still ok"

"Would you ever sleep with my wife, Rebecca?"
"Ugh, yeah well... Maybe after 3 sexorades or something!"

"Bro I think my lemonade is coming unto me!"
"Omg bro, it's totally flirting! What a sexorade!!"
sexorade by Maoraw July 21, 2017

sexcapades

any act of a sexual nature

anything you do with someone that's "more than friends"
Ah! Stop! I don't want to hear about yours and Jimmy's sexcapades!
sexcapades by Patricia March 13, 2004
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