Definition of sexploit in English:

sexploit

noun ˈsɛksplɔɪtˈseksploit

usually sexploitsinformal

An instance of engaging in sexual activity of a casual or illicit nature.
the sexploits and drinking habits of football players are regularly splashed across the redtops
Example sentencesExamples
- Quite apart from the sexploits and the Spandex, Rod Stewart is famous because of his singing.
- The English-born Casanova is better known to the French as Nick, a serial seducer who has blogged a year of sexploits in graphic detail.
- Sixty per cent of Irish males said they used the SMS system to swap stories of their sexploits.
- The whole town is already aware of his sexploits.
- Sexploits with work colleagues are somewhat problematic.
- The rest is a bunch of Italian sexploit nonsense that takes itself awfully seriously.
- Now married and an advocate for premarital abstinence, Johnson recalls that his former sexploits - a parade of one-night stands - left him empty.
- Needless to say, his sexploits have got him into a few scrapes - including losing almost every job he's ever had.
- Reminiscences of the latter's sexploits make this a remarkable exercise in how to extract hilarity from banality.
- Paul, a 24-year-old investment banker, bragged of his sexploits and heady lifestyle at his new job to a few friends.
- Ever since Cosmopolitan magazine started printing reader's outrageous adventures, the mail bag has been bulging with saucy sexploits.
- This is Chapter 2 of my sexploit diary.

Origin

1960s: blend of sex and exploit.

Definition of sexploit in US English:

sexploit

nounˈseksploit

informal

An instance of engaging in sexual activity of a casual or illicit nature.
the sexploits and drinking habits of football players are regularly splashed across the tabloids
Example sentencesExamples
- The rest is a bunch of Italian sexploit nonsense that takes itself awfully seriously.
- Sixty per cent of Irish males said they used the SMS system to swap stories of their sexploits.
- The English-born Casanova is better known to the French as Nick, a serial seducer who has blogged a year of sexploits in graphic detail.
- Needless to say, his sexploits have got him into a few scrapes - including losing almost every job he's ever had.
- Reminiscences of the latter's sexploits make this a remarkable exercise in how to extract hilarity from banality.
- The whole town is already aware of his sexploits.
- Now married and an advocate for premarital abstinence, Johnson recalls that his former sexploits - a parade of one-night stands - left him empty.
- Sexploits with work colleagues are somewhat problematic.
- Ever since Cosmopolitan magazine started printing reader's outrageous adventures, the mail bag has been bulging with saucy sexploits.
- This is Chapter 2 of my sexploit diary.
- Paul, a 24-year-old investment banker, bragged of his sexploits and heady lifestyle at his new job to a few friends.
- Quite apart from the sexploits and the Spandex, Rod Stewart is famous because of his singing.

Origin

1960s: blend of sex and exploit.

单词	sexploit
释义	Definition of sexploit in English: sexploit noun ˈsɛksplɔɪtˈseksploit usually sexploitsinformal An instance of engaging in sexual activity of a casual or illicit nature. the sexploits and drinking habits of football players are regularly splashed across the redtops Example sentencesExamples Quite apart from the sexploits and the Spandex, Rod Stewart is famous because of his singing. The English-born Casanova is better known to the French as Nick, a serial seducer who has blogged a year of sexploits in graphic detail. Sixty per cent of Irish males said they used the SMS system to swap stories of their sexploits. The whole town is already aware of his sexploits. Sexploits with work colleagues are somewhat problematic. The rest is a bunch of Italian sexploit nonsense that takes itself awfully seriously. Now married and an advocate for premarital abstinence, Johnson recalls that his former sexploits - a parade of one-night stands - left him empty. Needless to say, his sexploits have got him into a few scrapes - including losing almost every job he's ever had. Reminiscences of the latter's sexploits make this a remarkable exercise in how to extract hilarity from banality. Paul, a 24-year-old investment banker, bragged of his sexploits and heady lifestyle at his new job to a few friends. Ever since Cosmopolitan magazine started printing reader's outrageous adventures, the mail bag has been bulging with saucy sexploits. This is Chapter 2 of my sexploit diary. Origin 1960s: blend of sex and exploit. Definition of sexploit in US English: sexploit nounˈseksploit informal An instance of engaging in sexual activity of a casual or illicit nature. the sexploits and drinking habits of football players are regularly splashed across the tabloids Example sentencesExamples The rest is a bunch of Italian sexploit nonsense that takes itself awfully seriously. Sixty per cent of Irish males said they used the SMS system to swap stories of their sexploits. The English-born Casanova is better known to the French as Nick, a serial seducer who has blogged a year of sexploits in graphic detail. Needless to say, his sexploits have got him into a few scrapes - including losing almost every job he's ever had. Reminiscences of the latter's sexploits make this a remarkable exercise in how to extract hilarity from banality. The whole town is already aware of his sexploits. Now married and an advocate for premarital abstinence, Johnson recalls that his former sexploits - a parade of one-night stands - left him empty. Sexploits with work colleagues are somewhat problematic. Ever since Cosmopolitan magazine started printing reader's outrageous adventures, the mail bag has been bulging with saucy sexploits. This is Chapter 2 of my sexploit diary. Paul, a 24-year-old investment banker, bragged of his sexploits and heady lifestyle at his new job to a few friends. Quite apart from the sexploits and the Spandex, Rod Stewart is famous because of his singing. Origin 1960s: blend of sex and exploit.
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