outercourse
- noun
- /ˈaʊtərˌkɔrs/
- NSFW
- "Outercourse"?
Examples
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Many couples choose outercourse as a way to stay sexually active while minimizing the risk of pregnancy.
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Well, instead of having intercourse, you could have outercourse.
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Dr. Devlin: "It's called ... outercourse."
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Outercourse is anything that isn't vaginal intercourse.
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Engaging in outercourse allows partners to explore physical intimacy without vaginal penetration.
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Outercourse can involve various forms of physical contact, including kissing and touching.
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Etymology
Outercourse joins outer ('outside') and course ('way' or 'series') and was formed by contrast with the word intercourse to name a different kind of sexual activity. So outercourse means sexual activity that stays 'outside' and avoids vaginal penetration, often used to lower the risk of pregnancy or infection.