coitus
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- noun
- /ˈkɔɪtəs/
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coito
- All women but one had experienced sex with a partner and coitus.
- engage in coitus
- coitus interruptus
- act of coitus
It's brought on by migraines and rigorous coitus.
- It's brought on by migraines and rigorous coitus.
- His friend takes off his pants under the apron and they start engaging in in in coitus in front of her.
- OK, you hit a little accent on that coitus, coitus coitus baby.
- It could be a, you know, post coitus with you and your mate.
Examples
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Whether a particular act of coitus results in conception depends on conditions extrinsic to the act itself.
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In the traditional view, consummation was attained by the first act of coitus following the exchange of consent.
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This is where the good stuff always happens, right in the middle of coitus.
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All men except one had experienced sex with a partner and had experienced coitus.
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We examined factors that might influence university students to engage in coitus with a new partner while on spring break.
Academic text (1998) -
Our sample reported a median age for first coitus of 19 years for both men and women.
Academic text (1996) -
So, in every act of coitus, the man and the woman become organically one.
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In fact, initiation and frequency of coitus are often the only aspects of sexual behavior that are measured.
Academic text (2000) -
In coitus itself—whatever may happen after coitus—the male and the female become biologically united.
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The study examined the emotional responses of couples during and after coitus.
Synonyms
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8.3
Sex between people
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7.8
Sex that involves a man's penis entering a woman's vagina
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3.4
Sex between people, for example in a romantic or casual relationship
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3.2
An act in which one person's penis enters another person's vagina
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3.7
Sexual activity between people, often intercourse
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8.2
Sex in which a male inserts his penis into a female's vagina
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Sex between people, usually meaning one person entering another, used in legal texts
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7.5
To have sex with someone
Sex when a man's penis goes into a woman's vagina
Compounds
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9.3
A method to prevent pregnancy where the man pulls out before ejaculation
How Formal
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- NSFW
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7.8
- NSFW
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5.1
- Offensive
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9.9
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coitus comes from Latin parts co- 'together' and ire 'to go', so it originally meant 'coming together'. That's why coitus means sexual intercourse — a physical 'coming together' of two people, and you can see the ire root in the word exit ('to go out').