English

Noun

sex-machine ‎(plural sex-machines)

1. Alternative form of sex machine
   • 1999, Andrew E. Taslitz, Rape and the Culture of the Courtroom, ISBN 0814782299, page 31:

     It was—and still is—commonly believed that the black had “larger . . . sexual organs,” as a psychologist recorded; the black was looked on as “an inexhaustible sex-machine with oversized genitals and a vast store of experience.”

   • 2008, HStheWriter, Hunnid the Terrorist, ISBN 1312360712, page 21:

     After my aunt left the room, I got off of the bed, turned the television off and then I sat back down on the bed so Karen would get the impression that I wasn't nervous and that I was an experienced sex-machine.

   • 2013, David Young, Rags to Riches, ISBN 1625160518, page 217:

     When it reached my birthday I got present of even greater value than my post holiday present from my lovely little teenage sex-machine of a girlfriend.