Emily Dickinson Lexicon

AM-A-TO'RI-AL, or AM'A-TO-RY, a. [L. amatorius, from amo, to love.]

1. Relating to love; amatorial verses; causing love; as, amatory potions; produced by sexual intercourse; as, amotorial progeny. – Darwin.
2. In anatomy, a term applied to the oblique muscles of the eye, from their use in ogling.