Library of Sex Satire, Slang, & Profanity
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For all those with lex on the brain, Inkhorn's Erotonomicon presents a unique lexicographical survey of love and lust in all its dimensions: sociological, somatological, sexological and sexosophical. Shunning the bland and the boring, eschewing common slang and swearwords, Inkhorn's Erotonomicon The Book of Sex Words is the first dictionary to gather together the obscure and the obsolete, the otiose and the ostentatious, the outlandish and the outrageous, showcasing words you would never otherwise have known existed for things you would never have believed possible. Inkhorn your intrepid wordhunter brings you a dictionary which combines erudition with entertainment, providing concise and often quirky definitions for 5000 words and phrases across such diverse subject areas as Gendermaps & Gendermachy; Fornication & Fecundation; Organs & Orifices; Erotolepsis & Erotopraxis; Prostitution & Pornography; Matrimony & Matrimonotony; and Sexotica & Sexoterica. While even the largest unabridged dictionaries contain only a smattering of the more advanced and inventive erotic vocabulary, the entries in the Erotonomicon have been selected from a corpus of 25,000 words assembled from over 300 reference works and monographs in both print and electronic media. All original words have been comprehensively catalogued and their definitions crosschecked and verified wherever possible. No entries have been coined by the compiler. Welcome to Inkhorn's Erotonomicon quite simply the final word in dirty words!
The F-Word
by Jesse Sheidlower (Editor), Ross MacDonald (Illustrator)
by Edwin Benzel Steen, James H. Price
by Ada P. Kahn, Linda Hughey Holt
by Michael Carrera
by Robert M. Goldenson, Kenneth N. Anderson
by James Woodward
by Kathryn T. Johnson
By Alan Richter
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by Gordon Williams
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