Reverse Dictionary: ORGY

NOUNS
1536 — BACCHANAL an occasion of drunken revelry; an orgy
1570 — ORGIA convivial occasions involving excessive drinking and licentiousness; orgies
1605 — LUPERCAL an orgy → obs.
1633 — BACCHANALIA drunken revelry; an orgy
1680 — BALLUM RANCUM • BALLUM RANKUM • BALLUM RANORUM • BALUM RANCUM an orgy, literally a dance at which all concerned ‘dance in their birthday suits’ → sl.
1698 — BUTTOCK BALL an event arranged by a bawd or pimp at which attendees dance with prostitutes in an erotic manner; an orgy → sl. obs.
1840 — ORGIASM the celebration of orgies, extravagant or rapturous excitement
1859 — ORGIACS convivial occasions involving excessive drinking and licentiousness; orgies
1932 — FUCKFEST an orgy; a period of unrestrained sexual activity → sl.
1945 — GANGBANG an orgy at which several couples have sex → US sl.
.M20 — CIRCUS LOVE a real or imagined sexual orgy → US sl.
.M20 — EVERYTHINGATHON an orgy in which various types of sexual activity are performed → US homosexual usage
1960 — BALL an orgy → sl.
1960 — BIRTHDAY PARTY an orgy → euphemism
1960 — DAISY CHAIN the group of men engaged in a gang-rape or orgy with a single woman → sl.
1960 — LOVE-IN an orgy → sl, orig. US
1960 — PARTY an orgy → sl.
1960 — ROMAN CULTURE orgies, group sex → sl.
1960 — ROMAN HISTORY orgies, group sex → sl.
1960 — ROMAN NIGHT an orgy → sl.
1967 — GROUP GROPE a gathering of people for the purpose of simultaneous sexual activity; an orgy → Amer. sl.
1970 — ALL IN ONE an orgy → sl.
1993 — FUCKATHON serial copulation or sexual activity; an orgy
2000 — DEBAUCHERAMA an orgy → UK sl.
2006 — FUCKATHON serial copulation or sexual activity; an orgy → US sl.(Bk.)

NOUNS, PERSON
1886 — ORGIOPHANT one who presides over the orgies → Ancient Greek usage
1960 — ROMAN HISTORIAN an enthusiast of orgies → homosexual sl.

VERBS
1960 — PARTY to partake in an orgy → sl.
1980 — SKEEZE to have an orgy → sl., orig. African-American