lustmaking

English

Etymology

Blend of lust +‎ making, modelled on lovemaking.

Noun

lustmaking (uncountable)

1. Sexual intercourse motivated solely by lust.
   • 1995, Carol Caldwell, Fields of Fire, Pinnacle Books, →ISBN, page 199:

     "It's not lovemaking, but lustmaking." She spat the words at him as though she were trying to convince herself. "Besides, I guess you never considered that a woman simply might not want to make love with you."

   • 2010, Josie Brown, Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives, Downtown Press, →ISBN, page 286:

     Not that it has made a difference in our lustmaking. It seems that his desire for me died around the same time he got wind of Harry's misfortunes.

   • 2011, Niobia Bryant, The Hot Spot, Dafina Books, →ISBN, page 58:

     Just hours upon hours of leftovers, lounging, and lovemaking—or rather lustmaking, because Zaria wanted no part of any kind of love from a man.