Foreplay ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Foreplay ( noun )

Physical acts, such as kissing, touching, or caressing, that are performed before sexual intercourse in order to excite or prepare the partners for intercourse.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from fore- + play.

Examples:

1. Foreplay is an important part of a healthy sexual relationship.
2. The couple spent an hour on foreplay before finally engaging in intercourse.
3. Foreplay can include kissing, touching, and other forms of physical intimacy.
4. Foreplay can be used to build anticipation and excitement before intercourse.
5. Foreplay can help to increase pleasure for both partners during intercourse.

(As a verb)

Foreplay ( verb )

Physical acts, such as kissing, touching, or caressing, that are performed before sexual intercourse in order to excite or prepare the partners for intercourse.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from fore- + play.

Examples:

1. Foreplay is an important part of a healthy sexual relationship.
2. The couple spent an hour on foreplay before finally engaging in intercourse.
3. Foreplay can include kissing, touching, and other forms of physical intimacy.
4. Foreplay can be used to build anticipation and excitement before intercourse.
5. Foreplay can help to increase pleasure for both partners during intercourse.