Viagra
- proper noun
- /vaɪˈæɡrə/
- NSFW
- Doctors often prescribe Viagra to help men experiencing erectile dysfunction.
- Viagra use
But no, just taking Viagra won't cause an erection.
- But no, just taking Viagra won't cause an erection.
- They deliver the same active ingredients as Viagra and Cialis.
- Super simple right now sample packs of generic Viagra are available for our listeners.
- I assumed that, you know, Viagra and Cialis, they just have a cellular effect on your penis.
- This episode is sponsored by Blue Chew brings the first chewable with the same FDA approved active ingredients as Viagra and Cialis.
Examples
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Use medications like Viagra?
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When does the use of Viagra represent a medical necessity?
Academic text (2005) -
You just took a Viagra to have sex with me.
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We got Viagra too, if you need it.
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The only way I can get it up is with Viagra.
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Did you take your Viagra?
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Any guys here taking this Viagra?
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Numerous sites on the Internet offer Viagra for sale after an "online consultation," often a simple web questionnaire.
Blog text (1) -
The Viagra fixed that.
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Well, you know, Viagra actually acts on increasing nitric oxide.
Synonyms
A drug used to help men get and keep an erection and to treat high blood pressure in the lungs
A medicine that helps men get and keep an erection
Surface Forms
Etymology
Viagra is a brand name created by its makers; a helpful way to remember it is that one popular story says it mixes vigor ('strength') and Niagara ('a huge waterfall'), giving an image of strong flow. That's why the name suits a drug that helps blood 'flow' to the penis to treat difficulty getting or keeping an erection.