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ejaculate

ih-JAK-yuu-layt

Ejaculate (verb) means to release semen or vaginal fluid from the body during sexual climax.

verb
1
To release semen or vaginal fluid from the body during sexual climax.
"Most men ejaculate during orgasm."
2
(dated) To say something suddenly and abruptly.
""Impossible!" he ejaculated, dropping the letter."
noun
1
The fluid released during ejaculation, especially semen.
"The lab analyzed a sample of the ejaculate."

How to use ejaculate

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishTo release semen during orgasm, or (in older writing) to blurt something out suddenly.

When to use it

The "blurt out" sense is now old-fashioned and rarely used; in modern English the word is understood almost entirely in the sexual/physiological sense.

Word forms

ejaculated past tense, ejaculates plural, ejaculates singular

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Etymology

From Latin eiaculari ("to throw out, dart"), from e- ("out") + iaculari ("to hurl"), related to iacere ("to throw").

Origin: Latin

blow one's load blow one's wad blow a nut breed bust bust a nut come cream explode get off go off juice

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Frequently asked questions

What is the meaning of ejaculate?

"ejaculate" (verb) means to release semen or vaginal fluid from the body during sexual climax.

What is another word for ejaculate?

Other words for "ejaculate" include blow one's load, blow one's wad, blow a nut, breed, bust, bust a nut.

What are the different meanings of ejaculate?

"ejaculate" has 3 main meanings: 1. To release semen or vaginal fluid from the body during sexual climax; 2. (dated) To say something suddenly and abruptly; 3. The fluid released during ejaculation, especially semen.

How do you use ejaculate in a sentence?

Example: "Most men ejaculate during orgasm."

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