erection
- noun
- /ɪˈrɛkʃən/
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- Sexual desire and libido and male erection are connected to the gut microbes.
- penile erection
- full erection
- arousal and erection
Bellies appear, breasts sag, butts expand, and erections become fleeting.
- Bellies appear, breasts sag, butts expand, and erections become fleeting.
- So you said length of night time erections is a good indicator of physical health.
- Well, thinking from a biology standpoint, an erection is just your your schlong filling with blood.
- No gain, pain, loss of erection, swelling, discoloration.
- But no, just taking Viagra won't cause an erection.
- So, you know, men have trouble achieving erection.
- That's what fills with blood when someone has an erection.
- But what really effects erections is what you eat.
- Sexual desire and libido and male erection are connected to the gut microbes.
- They can't achieve erection and or ejaculate again.
- Damn, now what If you get erection in your body, What do you do?
- Like how to have and maintain an erection?
- Oh, if only heroin gave you an erection instead of just making you not care.
Examples
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For a moment, she stared at his erection but said nothing.
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The experience of women being with a guy who has erection issues and he feels very ashamed of it.
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But in reality, the more you can be heart connected, the more harder your erection is going to be.
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So I was just starting to get erections.
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He says it improves his erection quality.
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He could barely contain his erection every time she was around.
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It's called an erection.
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The doctor explained that an erection occurs when the penis fills with blood during arousal.
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He was embarrassed when he realized he had an erection while talking to his crush.
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Many men experience an erection in response to sexual stimulation or desire.
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Compounds
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A ring that you put at the base of the penis to slow blood flow and help keep it hard
How Erect
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word erection comes from the Latin verb erigere, which means 'to raise up' and is the same root as erect. That's why an erection can also mean when the penis becomes 'upright' or stiff.