pornophony

English

Etymology

From porno- +‎ -phony.

Noun

pornophony (usually uncountable, plural pornophonies)

1. obscene or erotic sounds or music.
   • 1963, Harper's Magazine May 1963, page 77:

     Distributors of canned music—from the self-effacing Muzak air-freshener and the beguiling radio commercial to the pornophony of the disk jockey's turntable and the jukebox—thrive because their products, for better or worse, bewitch those who listen to them.

   • 2002, Puccini's Turandot, page 19:

     Puccini endowed his love duets with a sensual lyricism, an almost erotic mysticism that has been called pornophony.

   • 2008, All that's left, page 27:

     O tongue of oil between the violated
     thighs of Iraw, whose open mouth is Israel licking America's gun-butt
     while the pornophony
     of Palestine gangbanged by all three
     sounds though the wall the gyzym
     and saliva cries in twisted lascivia...