Similar words: turned out, burned out, turned, returned, upturned, overturned, well-turned, leave no stone unturned. Meaning: adj. feeling great sexual desire.
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91. Then, without more ado, he turned on his heel and left, slamming the door behind him.
92. She fried a couple of eggs, then turned on the heat.
93. At intervals lights were being turned on in store windows.
94. Nor are they as turned on by a woman's dress sense.
95. But by dashing up he distracted its attention and it turned on him.
96. And I can assure you that the Algonquin still vibrates with whatever turned on Mrs Parker and her vicious circle.
97. She turned on the tap and watched water swirl into the drain.
98. At once he turned on to his stomach and tried to get him self on all fours.
99. He turned on the cameraman, assaulted him and threw his camera into the water.
100. Red with rage, Frank turned on Anna, grasping her arm in a vice-like grip.
101. He turned on the television and watched the first two innings of the Mets game.
102. Smitty turned on one of the ring burners and they watched it until it glowed bright orange.
103. He turned on the television and sat on the couch, his knees drawn to his chin.
104. She breathed again, turned on to her back, and listened to the quietness.
105. It is not some kind of Bunsen Burner that can be turned on and off at will.
106. He located the key on the top of the door frame, unlocked, and turned on the light.
107. She turned on the tap and gave a whoop of delight as water cascaded forth, hot and plentiful.
108. I turned on my back and looked at the ceiling, a relief map of cracked, split paint.
109. I put my picks away, donned my gloves, and turned on a light.
110. We drove for a few miles on the main road to Perth, and then turned on to a smaller, rougher road.
111. Her hands held the back of his neck, then loosened, and she turned on to her stomach but not in retreat.
112. He turned on the engine with a swift, disgusted motion.
113. He turned on the torch and shone it round the shed.
114. Tired from hiking, we checked in, turned on the television and ordered a pizza.
115. It was dark(sentencedict.com), but he had not turned on the light.
116. But it was as if some one turned on a light switch in Franklin.
117. I'd just turned on to York Way when I spotted the two city gents who'd been drinking in the pub.
118. Then, almost in the same breath, he turned on his heel and strode out of the room without another word.
119. But the Swindon defence was wobbling like a jelly when Oldham turned on the heat and got their game going.
120. Twenty heated minutes later he collapsed on to his twin bed, and turned on the telly.
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