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View synonyms for turn on
turn on
verb
- tr, adverb to cause (something) to operate by turning a knob, etc
to turn on the light
- intr, preposition to depend or hinge on
the success of the party turns on you
- preposition to change or cause to change one's attitude so as to become hostile or to retaliate
the dog turned on the children
- informal.tr, adverb to produce (charm, tears, etc) suddenly or automatically
- informal.tr, preposition,foll byto to interest (someone) in something
how to turn kids on to drama
- slang.tr, adverb to arouse emotionally or sexually
- slang.intr, adverb to take or become intoxicated by drugs
- slang.tr, adverb to introduce (someone) to drugs
noun
- slang.a person or thing that causes emotional or sexual arousal
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To men, long hair on a woman is a turn-on because it signifies fertility and clichéd ideas of femininity.
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For many enthusiasts, in fact, the tools can become more of a turn-on than the trade.
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For the non-poppers, the turn-on is watching the balloon expand and expand.
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And that's why they find it a turn-on: They're left out, looking on as the woman they love climaxes with a better man than them.
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Is it a big turn-on for women when you talk about large-scale disasters?
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