intercourse (n.)
- accord
- addition
- adjunct
- adultery
- affairs
- affiliation
- affinity
- agglomeration
- agglutination
- aggregation
- alliance
- alternation
- answer
- aphrodisia
- approximation
- articulation
- ass
- assemblage
- association
- bond
- business
- climax
- closeness
- clustering
- coaction
- cohabitation
- coition
- coitus
- colloquy
- combination
- commerce
- communication
- communion
- community
- concatenation
- concourse
- concurrence
- confluence
- congeries
- conglomeration
- congress
- conjugation
- conjunction
- connectedness
- connection
- contact
- contiguity
- contrariety
- convergence
- conversation
- converse
- cooperation
- copula
- copulation
- correspondence
- coupling
- dealing
- dealings
- deduction
- discourse
- disjunction
- engagement
- exchange
- fellowship
- filiation
- fornication
- gathering
- give-and-take
- homology
- hookup
- industry
- information
- interaction
- interchange
- intercommunication
- intercommunion
- interplay
- intimacy
- joinder
- joining
- jointure
- junction
- liaison
- link
- linkage
- linking
- lovemaking
- market
- marketing
- marriage
- mating
- meat
- meeting
- merger
- merging
- mesh
- meshing
- message
- nearness
- onanism
- orgasm
- ovum
- pairing
- procreation
- propinquity
- proximity
- rapping
- rapport
- relatedness
- relation
- relations
- relationship
- reply
- response
- screwing
- seesaw
- sex
- similarity
- speaking
- speech
- sperm
- splice
- symbiosis
- sympathy
- talking
- telepathy
- tie
- tie-in
- tie-up
- touch
- trade
- traffic
- truck
- unification
- union
intercourse (v.)
Nor greetings where no kindness is, nor all
The dreary intercourse of daily life.
Speed the soft intercourse from soul to soul,
And waft a sigh from Indus to the Pole.