APELTRONANDO El glíglico is a language created by Julio Cortázar and present in his novel Rayuela, . and combines invented harmonic words, typical of language, to represent a sexual encounter. Thus it says "little the rings were spejoroned, they were apellating, reduplimando" The reader can imagine what he wants, from the similar apoltronar to rub and penetrate. . . Anything goes.
