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coming

coming

3 9.1
Moment when a person has an orgasm during sex
  • noun
  • /ˈkʌmɪŋ/
  • Offensive
translation icon : orgasmo
  • He felt a rush of pleasure just before coming during their intimate moment.

Examples

  • After a long buildup of anticipation, they both experienced coming together at the peak of their connection.

  • The energy in the room intensified as they approached coming, signaling the height of their passion.

  • What I would do, what I tend to do after coming, I wipe.

Synonyms

orgasm
vscoming
  • Offensive
115 6.7

A brief moment of very strong pleasure during sex with body changes

is the moment itself rather than focusing on physical symptoms
climax
vscoming
  • Offensive
9 5.7

The moment of greatest sexual pleasure during sex

is the same peak but applies to any sexual activity not only intercourse
sexual climax
vscoming
  • NSFW
1 6.6

The strongest feeling of pleasure a person has during sex when the body releases tension

is the physical moment itself rather than the general pleasure peak

Idioms

30 7.8

To deserve punishment because of your actions

To receive punishment or bad results for doing wrong

Happening after a long delay

To be wrong about something and later be forced to change your mind

9.9

A warning that someone is wrong and will soon find out

Compounds

A time when people or groups join to work together

30 4.0

Likely to become successful or popular soon

20 4.1

The time when a young person becomes an adult and starts adult life

The return of Jesus Christ to earth to judge people at the end of the world

A short film that shows parts of a movie coming soon

A celebration when someone tells friends and family about their sexual orientation or gender identity

4 8.3

A formal appearance in court for a hearing

Christians believe Jesus will return to earth to judge people

A person who makes art and is likely to become successful soon

How Intense

coming
  • Offensive
3 9.1
sexual arousal
  • NSFW
3 5.3

Surface Forms

coming singular
comings plural

Morphology

coming = come (opaque) = come + ing

Although formed from 'come' + '-ing', the sexual meaning 'orgasm' is a sense shift and not transparently inferable from the basic sense 'to arrive' by an average learner.

Etymology

The word coming used for orgasm comes from the same root come, meaning 'to reach' or 'arrive'. A helpful way to remember this is to think of it as 'arriving' at the peak of feeling.