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randy

randy

1 8.7
Feeling strong desire to have sex
  • adjective
  • /ˈrændi/
  • NSFW
translation icon : excitado
  • He often jokes about feeling randy on weekend nights when he is out with his friends.

Examples

  • For several minutes, I was incredibly randy.

    Fiction book (1993)

  • We were as randy as a couple of young dogs in May, I think, and I tell you so because it is a thing of the past, something we can laugh about now.

    Fiction book (1997)

  • After a romantic dinner, they both felt incredibly randy and couldn't keep their hands off each other.

  • As soon as they saw each other at the party, a randy spark ignited between them.

Synonyms

horny
vsrandy
  • NSFW
193 7.2

Feeling a strong desire for sex

is similar but does not imply tone or formality
turned on
vsrandy
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35 7.9

Feeling sexual desire for someone

covers either lasting desire or momentary arousal
steamy
vsrandy
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20 7.2

Showing strong sexual desire or causing sexual excitement

applies specifically to people rather than scenes or moods
lustful
vsrandy
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11 6.3

Wanting to have sex

is the same feeling but can include showing it
lascivious
vsrandy
  • Offensive
11 9.5

Showing strong sexual desire that makes others uncomfortable

is similar but without the offensive or improper sense
libidinous
vsrandy
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3 9.9

Having very strong sexual desire

means strong desire without implying excess
aroused
vsrandy
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1 6.6

Feeling sexual excitement or desire

is broader, includes both feeling and showing desire
ruttish
vsrandy
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9.9

Feeling a strong desire for sex

focuses more on the state rather than the expression
doggish
vsrandy
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9.6

Showing strong sexual interest that makes other people feel uncomfortable

is the general sexual desire without the lecherous label

How Aroused

lustful
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11 6.3
randy
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1 8.7
aroused
  • NSFW
1 6.6

Surface Forms

randy positive
randier comparative
randiest superlative

Etymology

Randy began as British slang for someone seen as wild or 'sexually excited', and one popular story says it comes from the name Randy, used for a man thought to behave that way. So a helpful way to remember randy is to think of someone named Randy who is 'sexually excited', which is why randy means that today.