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  • noun The state or condition of being randy.

Etymologies

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randy +‎ -ness

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Examples

  • HA We dealt with randiness for many years, but it seems to have let up in the last few for some reason.

    Scrappy* Blogaversary « Fairegarden 2009

  • The dreams, which came from a fifteen year-old kid contending with both a developing imagination and a randiness rivaled only by a horny-as-hell squadron of virile soldiers returning from a war, involved teachers reading to me, seducing me and then allowing me to recreate the form of the book, using their legs and arms as metaphorical “pages” to turn over, in the bedroom.

    The Shauny Chronicles : Edward Champion’s Reluctant Habits 2007

  • I tend to agree with Ben and blame popular culture for much of our childrens' general randiness.

    Archive 2005-07-10 2005

  • I tend to agree with Ben and blame popular culture for much of our childrens' general randiness.

    07/10/2005 - 07/17/2005 2005

  • All PMS symptoms have taken a backseat to my incredible excitement … an excitement that is not at all connected to PMS-related randiness.

    luvabeans Diary Entry luvabeans 2005

  • I tend to agree with Ben and blame popular culture for much of our childrens' general randiness.

    My latest Amazon review is up 2005

  • I would argue that the artist makes a broad, good-natured and surprisingly tender farce out of both Abstract Expressionism and his own randiness.

    A Minimalist Artist With a Modernist Bent 2001

  • I would argue that the artist makes a broad, good-natured and surprisingly tender farce out of both Abstract Expressionism and his own randiness.

    A Minimalist Artist With a Modernist Bent 2001

  • “If you ever needed a cure for the randiness of youth—which I very much doubt—your searches here found no cure for it.”

    ARMAGEDDON SKY L. A. GRAF 1997

  • Not once, because at least there might be an excuse for once: ascribe it to excessive drink and more excessive randiness and forget about it please.

    In the Presence of the Enemy George, Elizabeth 1996

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