fiick

verb • informal

to engage in activity that facilitates FIIC (or feral, intimacy-induced coma).

Instead of watching the show on the TV as planned, the couple found themselves affectionately fiicking and fondling each other.

fiickle

adjective • informal

1. in a wild state of affection, especially after experiencing repeated acts of intimacy.

2. in a state of longing for fiic.

1. The newlyweds were giggling and as fiickle as ever in their honeymoon canopy after exchanging compliments and
gratitude to one another.

2. His fiickleness was misunderstood as lasciviousness when all he wanted was to cuddle and play video games together.

fiic

noun • informal: (abbreviation) feral intimacy-induced coma.

1. an undomesticated stupor caused by receiving or giving an act of affection, usually repeated in rapid succession.

2. the euphoria caused by consecutive acts of intimacy.

1. The fiic she experienced when flooded by her partner's kisses made her forget the long, rough day she had with her clients.

2. The three friends were seemingly in a state of flic after marathoning their favourite show together for hours and hours.