Citations:orgygoer

English citations of orgygoer

• 1971, Frank M. Robinson, Nat Lehrman, Sex American Style, Playboy Press, →OCLC, page 63:

  With the list of orgygoers he has accumulated through the years, a local telephone-advertising salesman named Mel Chesner could easily cast an epic bedroom sequence in the best DeMillean tradition.

• 1988, William Safire, You could look it up, NYT Books, →OCLC, page 137:

  But foam is foam, and the frothy French word for it is mousse. The hot new word is probably rooted in the Latin mel for "honey," used to make mulsa, a mead or honey mixture that grabbed the Roman orgygoers.

• 1992 February 27, John F. Karr, “Sex With Abandon”, in Bay Area Reporter, volume 22, number 9, Benro Enterprises, Inc., →ISSN, page 32, columns 3–4:

  And what are we to make of the scene in which a facially disfigured gnome is refused entrance to the orgy? A departing orgygoer agrees to go home with him, however, declaring he's through with casual excess and ready to embrace true love — and the Hollywood home — offered by the troll.

• 2000 December 24, Daphne Jo Hurst, “What My Pastor Had to Say”, in alt.christnet.nudism‎^[1] (Usenet):

  I want to stress to all of you that I see nothing wrong with the underlying theory of nudism. Nude recreation is a wonderful thing if you can engage in it without being pressured to perform for a bunch of voyeurs or orgygoers. I really like the feel of the air on my naked body.