priapically
priapically adverb: in a priapic manner.
Adverb
priapically (comparative more priapically, superlative most priapically)
- In a priapic manner.
- “Watching movies simply is a promiscuous experience,” she writes, fawning over Antonio Banderas ’s rear end (“a priapically preening ... baboon backside”), Gene Hackman ’s “peculiar crinkled hair” and Steve Buscemi ’s mouth, a kiss from which she’d pay “at least, let’s say, a hundred — no, no, no...2007 July 8, Alexandra Jacobs, “Movie Love”, in New York Times
Forms of priapically
| comparative | more priapically |
|---|---|
| superlative | most priapically |
Origin of priapically
From priapic + -ally.
Questions about priapically
- What does priapically mean?
- Priapically means in a priapic manner.
- What part of speech is priapically?
- Priapically is an adverb.
Words near priapically in the dictionary
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