English
frotteuristic
From frotteur + -istic.
Formed from frotteur + -istic
Latin frictus ‘rubbed’
…
Old French froter ‘to stroke, wipe, rub’
Middle French frotter
French frotter ‘to rub, chafe’
French frotteur ‘one who rubs’
English frotteur
Today it means
adj Of, relating to, or derived from frotteurism or a frotteur.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / frotteuristic