What did Captain America mean after being kissed by Black Widow?
In Captain America: The Winter Soldier, when Black Widow kissed Captain America in the shopping mall to avoid getting caught, Black Widow asked him if he still feels uncomfortable while Captain said:
It's not exactly the word I would use.
What did he mean? Did he mean he has some old-fashioned way to say that he was uncomfortable?
Best Answer
I want to say it was his polite way of saying, "Not really, it made me aroused."
When men become aroused, well, you likely know what happens, and it can lead to some slight...discomfort? Cap is definitely still fairly old fashioned as you put it, and simply wanted to be polite and not vulgar.
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