Copulate

copulate



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–verb (used without object) 

1. to engage in sexual intercourse. 



–adjective 

2. connected; joined.

 



　

Truth is, neither of them seem able to stay in "recovery" for more than a few days. Victor routinely leaves mid-meeting to copulate vigorously in the bathroom with fellow attendee Nico (Paz de la Huerta). 



No doubt the key reason for all this is mommy dearest Ida (Angelica Huston), a paranoiac criminal nonconformist who raised him alone, on the run, in frequently extreme ways. 



(One of her bright ideas got him mauled by a lynx.)





consummate

That night at the beachhouse they consummated their [marriage]. 

Kate Winslet, as the [un]consummated love of Jack's youth,

by the time of [consummation], with Brad Pitt now [in] full physical glory and Blanchett [at] her womanly peak,

and its [consummation] is followed by the equivalent of a dropped curtain,

coalesce 

mesh

splice

and splicing of Broadbent [into] color TV broadcasts is well done. 

and it was beautifully spliced [into] the sentimental efficiency of the whole story. 

tutelage

where she [falls] under the benevolent tutelage of a Method acting coach

His knowledge of Spanish increased under private [tutelage]. 

chaperon

Well, it's a little strange to be travelling with a chaperone.

codger

dote

They dote [on] their youngest daughter.  

the pic spends an unexpected amount of time with ex-con Ronald, whose [doting] mother

dam

cosset

Slimmed down, [cosseted] in a couture salon, and given more of the brittle

Codger