masturbator
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- noun
- /ˈmæstərˌbeɪtər/
- Offensive
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masturbador
- Gilbert was a precocious masturbator and was looking for some triangulation between his own experiments and schoolyard lore.
- a compulsive masturbator
Now that joke about me telling Bridge about learning masturbators now being a lie, I've I've never done that.
- Now that joke about me telling Bridge about learning masturbators now being a lie, I've I've never done that.
Examples
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You're the same social misfit and compulsive masturbator you always were.
Academic text (2011) -
I'm an accomplished masturbator.
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And it's entirely possible that the masturbator had such a thing going on.
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Being an experienced masturbator will help you be a successful lover more than anything else you could ever do, ever.
Blog text (30) -
I'm no expert, but I consider myself quite a masturbator.
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I'm kind of a compulsive masturbator.
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And l'm a chronic masturbator.
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Zeus, the device for men, was a high-tech masturbator, a penetrable device made of silicon, available in blue or black exterior.
Academic text (2018) -
Well, chronic masturbators get on the Internet in between, you know, a lot of times they're dehydrated.
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He openly identifies as a proud masturbator, discussing it without shame.
Synonyms
A person who touches their own private parts to feel pleasure
Compounds
- Offensive
A person widely known for often touching their own body for sexual pleasure
Surface Forms
Morphology
masturbator = masturbate (transparent) = masturbate + or
Productive agentive formation: the noun is predictably formed from the verb 'masturbate' with '-or' meaning 'one who does X'.
Etymology
Masturbator comes from the verb masturbate, which in turn comes from an old Latin form masturbare, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of the action as often done 'by hand'. So a masturbator is 'a person who masturbates'.