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Re: SsPosted by Bruce Kahl on September 24, 2004 In Reply to: Ss posted by s on September 24, 2004 : Hi there : Could anyone tell me what "bodice-heaving trysts" mean? : heave-rise and fall rhythmically: to rise and fall in a rhythmic or spasmodic way : tryst-a secret meeting, or place of meeting, especially between lovers I haven't had any "bodice-heaving trysts" in a long time. A bodice is an archaic word for the top of a woman's dress. "Bodice heaving" is the physical heavy breathing associated with a woman being erotically stimulated. A tryst is what you posted above so put the two together and you get a picture of a lusty meeting of two entangled bodies on a dark and stormy night. I would think your phrase is used in those cheapo schlocky novels of lust and desire a la J. Susann.
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