airgasmic

From airgasm +‎ -ic.

airgasmic (comparative more airgasmic, superlative most airgasmic)

1. Of or relating to an airgasm.
   • 1992, Travel Holiday, Volume 175‎^[1], volume 175, Travel Magazine, Incorporated, page 82:

     The hang-ten pros consider the treacherous Banzai Pipeline, on Oahu's rustic North Shore, the ultimate test. If you're just watching, you'll get an "airgasmic" view from the piloted gliders for hire at Dillingham Airfield

   • 2020 August 12, Trending Desk, “What is ‘Airgasm’? Know About The New Word in COVID-19 Vocabulary That Is Going Viral”, in India.com‎^[2], archived from the original on 3 February 2026:

     Well, we finally have an apt word to describe that feeling, as it actually feels ‘airgasmic’ after one removes the mask.

   • 2021 February 25, A G, “The Beginning of Untold Stories”, in SOUL: Stories of 'Ur Life Part-1: The Unlockdown'‎^[3], Blue Rose Publishers, page 2:

     "You should keep your mouth shut, Mr. Al; I am just breathing air and feeling the cool breeze of fresh air hitting my face," says Sap, crossing her arms while narrowing her eyes; she starts to roll her eyes when she notices Al is still laughing while looking at her. "That I can see, but why are you not breathing through your masks right now?" asks Gini, in a slight tone, while frowning. "Because I wanted to feel....Airgasmic, my dear friend Gini", says Sap confidently, while her eyes are facing downwards to the left, then she is looking at Gini, "and for, that "Airgasm"" was necessary."