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Drew Barrymore admitted she still has dreams about getting hot and heavy with some of her exes.

During Monday’s episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show,” co-host Ross Mathews asked if she’s “ever had a dream of an ex that made you go ‘Oooh?’”

“I think that’s the only place I’m getting action these days, Ross,” the actress, 47, quipped.

“Every six months I’ll have the hottest dream and I’ll be like, ‘Oh my God.’ And I’m like, ‘Oh, I am libidinous and alive,’” Barrymore continued.

When Mathews asked her to elaborate on the meaning of the word “libidinous,” she replied, “like I have a libido, like I’m alive and I have a pulse.” 

“Dreams, they’re a safe space to work a lot of things out,” the “Never Been Kissed” star added.

Barrymore is currently believed to be single, having called it quits with her husband of four years, Will Kopelman, in 2016. The pair have remained on good terms as they co-parent their daughters, Olive, 9, and Frankie, 7. 

The “Never Been Kissed” actress was previously married to Jeremy Thomas from 1994 to 1995 and Tom Green from 2001 to 2002.

She also dated several of her co-stars through the years, including David Arquette, Sam Rockwell, Justin Long, and was in an open relationship with Luke Wilson.

“When we first met, we were young and wild,” she said of Wilson during an episode of her eponymous talk show in January.

“I was dating him, but I think he was also dating other people. It was an open relationship; we were young,” she said of their romance in the late ’90s.

In addition to being candid about her personal life, Barrymore regularly discusses her mental health, telling audiences in December about her “quiet, confident” journey to sobriety for two years.

“It was something I realized just did not serve me and my life,” she said of alcohol.

“We’re in an impasse and a crux of a moment where talking about how we figure ourselves out, how we fix ourselves takes a journey and solutions. Most people do it in private.”

She added, “I wouldn’t be surprised if there is a revolt against the perfection right now that we are all forced to see and feel through social media.”

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