crotch
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5.5
- noun
- /krɒtʃ/
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entrepierna
- That is the vertical seam in your centre from the crotch to the top of the waistband.
No, your underarms, your, your crotch, your booty, your feet.
- No, your underarms, your, your crotch, your booty, your feet.
- This crotch looks like the crotch of a Barbie doll.
- And I put them on and the crotch was like down to the knees.
- When he grabbed this crotch, people lost their minds.
- There's going to be a lot of like button crotch, crotch popping.
- There's the bottom of her crotch, you know.
- And we got another call, this man calling in with some crotch from Texas.
Examples
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Their padded bodies, particularly at the hips and crotch, appear female.
Academic text (2003) -
And it rides up in the crotch a little bit too.
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But here it's really, I think that the crotch is too low.
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Little tight in the crotch, to be honest.
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No, I meant more in the crotch area.
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Second, dry the crotch area.
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You spilled beer all over your crotch.
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I have no bulge in my crotch.
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I don't know, apart from the crotch area, I actually kinda sorta like it...
Blog text (3) -
The tailor adjusted the trousers to ensure a comfortable fit in the crotch area.
Synonyms
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4.1
The area between the lower stomach and the inner thigh near the private parts
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5.1
The area between the legs where they join the body
Compounds
How Polite
- Informal
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7.8
- NSFW
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3.0
- NSFW
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3.7
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crotch comes from an old word for a 'hook' or 'fork', like the familiar word crook. That image of a 'forked place' was later used for the spot where the legs join the body and for the front join of clothing, so we call that area the 'crotch'.