She was feeling very randy.randyrand‧y /ˈrændi/ adjective British English informal 
She was feeling very randy.
WORD ORIGINrandy
Origin:
1800-1900 randy ‘rude and loud’ (17-19 centuries), from rand ‘to talk angrily and complainingly’, an old Scottish English form of rantCOLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY She was feeling very randy.
full of sexual desire SYN horny: She was feeling very randy. She was feeling very randy.- stow
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