to penetrate
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7.2
- verb
- /ˈpɛnəˌtreɪt/
- Offensive
:
follar (vulgar)
- He'd been about to penetrate me, in fact, when Margot came in.
- penetrated by a man
- penetrated anally
So let's shove this glass rod up his anus, penetrate this sick bitch.
- So let's shove this glass rod up his anus, penetrate this sick bitch.
- You know, I'm playing tag in the playground after having been penetrated by my dad.
- And in particular, the rough sex was actually just being rougher during the sex act, thrusting harder, penetrating further.
- You can use a vibrator, which or your partner, she can use a vibrator and then you're still penetrating.
Examples
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At first, all he did was kiss me and penetrate me with his finger.
Fiction book (2002) -
The male penetrates the female and leaves.
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You can penetrate vaginally from behind.
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Do you still wish to penetrate me... or is it I... who has penetrated you?
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Her left hand is between her legs, and two of her fingers have penetrated the vagina.
Fiction book (2001) -
You need to penetrate deeply and stimulate the clitoris simultaneously.
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The purpose of foreplay is to cause the vagina to lubricate... ...so that the penis can penetrate more easily.
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Rather, it is a complex biochemical process in which a sperm gradually penetrates various layers of the egg.
Academic text (1990) -
In a Bororo myth, "The Origin of Tobacco," a woman is penetrated and fertilized by the blood of a snake.
Academic text (2016) -
During their intimate moment, he was careful to ensure he could penetrate her comfortably.
Synonyms
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8.1
To have sex with someone
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
penetrate = penetr + ate
The sexual sense is a meaning of the same verb but is not derivable from the morphemes; the components are not recognizable to average learners.
Etymology
Penetrate comes from the old Latin word penetrāre, which means 'to go into' or 'reach inside', and is like the simple word enter. So in the sexual sense, to penetrate is to enter someone's body.