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Synonyms and antonyms of Feeling sexual excitement or desire in American Thesaurus

Feeling sexual excitement or desire

on the pull ()

someone who is on the pull is trying to find someone to have sex with

arouse (verb)

to make someone feel sexually excited

desire (verb)

literary to want someone as a sexual partner

excite (verb)

to make someone feel that they want to have sex

want (verb)

to feel that you would like to have sex with someone

excited (adjective)

feeling that you want to have sex

sexy (adjective)

feeling excited or attractive in a sexual way

randy (adjective)

mainly Britishinformal someone who feels randy wants to have sex or wants to touch someone in a sexual way

frisky (adjective)

informal feeling that you want to have sex

hot (adjective)

eager to have sex

arousal (noun)

a feeling of being sexually excited

attract (verb)

to interest someone in a romantic or sexual way

attraction (noun)

the feeling of liking someone, especially in a sexual way

bedroom eyes (noun)

informal a way of looking at someone that shows you are sexually attracted to them

desire (noun)

formal a strong feeling that you want to have sex with someone

fancy (verb)

Britishinformal to feel sexually attracted to someone

frustrated (adjective)

feeling unhappy because of a lack of sex

frustration (noun)

an unhappy feeling because of a lack of sex

gag (verb)

Britishvery informal to want something very much, especially sex

get off on ()

to enjoy and become very excited about something, especially in a sexual way

get under someone’s skin ()

if someone gets under your skin, you are very attracted to them, especially in a sexual way

have designs on someone ()

to want to have someone as a sexual partner

have the hots for someone ()

to think someone is sexually attractive and want to have sex with them

heavy breathing (noun)

the sound of someone breathing in a noisy fast way as if they are sexually excited, especially during a telephone call

horny (adjective)

very informal sexually excited

hot to trot ()

eager to do something, especially to have sex

hungry (adjective)

mainly literary hungry eyes, or a hungry mouth, express strong sexual feelings

lascivious (adjective)

sexually interested or active in an unpleasant and unwelcome way

lecherous (adjective)

behaving in an unpleasant way that shows you are sexually interested in someone

libidinous (adjective)

literary expressing strong sexual feelings

libido (noun)

formal someone’s feelings of wanting to have sex

licentious (adjective)

formal very interested in sex in a way that is unpleasant or offensive

lubricious (adjective)

formal expressing an unpleasant and unreasonable interest in sex

lust (noun)

a strong feeling of wanting to have sex

lust after ()

to want to have sex with a particular person

lustful (adjective)

wanting to have sex a lot

lusty (adjective)

lustful

one-track mind (noun)

used about someone who thinks about sex a lot

oversexed (adjective)

thinking about sex, or wanting to have sex, all the time

salacious (adjective)

formal expressing sexual interest, or containing too much sexual detail

sex drive (noun)

the feeling of wanting or needing to have sex

sex maniac (noun)

informal someone who always thinks about sex and tries to start sexual relationships with people

smolder (verb)

mainly literary to feel very strong emotions that you do not express in words, especially anger or sexual feelings

take a fancy to someone ()

to suddenly start to like someone or to become sexually attracted to them

turn-off (noun)

informal something that stops you from feeling sexually attracted or excited

turn-on (noun)

informal something that makes you feel sexually attracted or excited