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aphrodisiac
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aphrodisiac /aph·ro·dis·iac/ (af″ro-diz´e-ak)
1. arousing sexual desire.
2. a drug that arouses sexual desire.
aph·ro·dis·i·ac (fr-dz-k, -dz-)
adj.
Arousing, increasing, or intensifying sexual desire.
n.
An aphrodisiac drug or food.
aphro·di·sia·cal (-d-z-kl) adj.
Aphrodisiac
Any substance that excites sexual desire.
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aphrodisiac [af″ro-diz´e-ak]
1. arousing sexual desire.
2. a drug that arouses sexual desire.
aphrodisiac (aˈ·fr·dēˑ·zē·ak),
n/adj substance that enhances sexual desire.
aphrodisiac
1. arousing sexual desire.
2. a drug that arouses sexual instinct.
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