cum
Combined with, formally
Cum is a variant spelling of come in its sexual senses—orgasm as a verb or semen as a noun: He came on her stomach might be spelled He cummed or He came; wipe up the cum.
The spelling distinguishes the sexual meaning from the ordinary verb and has become standard in pornography and explicit writing.
Some consider cum more vulgar than come precisely because it foregrounds the sexual meaning.
Peak sexual pleasure
- climaxPoint of greatest intensity
- ejaculateDischarge or exclaim suddenly
- semenMale reproductive secretion
- spermMale reproductive cell
release · finish · shoot · squirt · load · arousal · pleasure · contraction
Latin term for praise
- magnaLatin for great
- summaComprehensive scholastic treatise
- honorsRecognition for achievement
- graduationCompleting academic requirements formally
Capacity for reproduction
- conceptionFormation of an idea
- fertilizationGamete fusion creating zygote
- procreationGenerating biological offspring
- spermatogenesisMale gamete formation
sperm · ovulation · insemination · zygote · gamete · reproductive · potency · virility
orgasm
Peak sexual pleasure
- climaxPoint of greatest intensity
- ejaculateDischarge or exclaim suddenly
- semenMale reproductive secretion
sperm · release · finish · shoot · squirt · load · arousal · pleasure · contraction · prostate
laude
Latin term for praise
graduation · distinction · academic · alongside · together with
fertility
Capacity for reproduction
- conceptionFormation of an idea
- fertilizationGamete fusion creating zygote
- procreationGenerating biological offspring
spermatogenesis · sperm · ovulation · insemination · zygote · gamete · reproductive · potency · virility · breeding
- Latin Wordsad, ad nauseam, et, caveat emptor, affidavit
- cum laudeAcademic distinction phrase
- magna cum laudeLatin academic distinction
- summa cum laudeTop graduation honor
- cum shotFilmed male orgasm