privates
- noun
- /ˈpraɪˌveɪts/
- NSFW
- Consent is don't touch a stranger's private parts, right?
Second, it's hard not to show your private areas when your jeans are that tight.
- Second, it's hard not to show your private areas when your jeans are that tight.
- No, just kind of down the front private area, back private area, anywhere in between private area, the private area.
- One of my brothers has gone, the hot chocolate has gone all over him, severely burnt his crotch and private area.
- Consent is don't touch a stranger's private parts, right?
- Nobody touches your private parts, mom and dad, and that's it.
- Boyfriend has bad hygiene in private parts.
- Hey, do you consent to me showing you my private?
- It's now gone under under my privates.
- It's it's it's it's more of a a term in referencing the private area.
- And, and in fact, a dog is, is an appendage of a man's, you know, private baby, that Weiner.
Examples
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And this was how you say she referred to her private parts at that point.
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Second, it's hard not to show your private areas when your jeans are that tight.
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No, just kind of down the front private area, back private area, anywhere in between private area, the private area.
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I hope that rash on your private area went away.
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Boyfriend has bad hygiene in private parts.
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One of my brothers has gone, the hot chocolate has gone all over him, severely burnt his crotch and private area.
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Apply but delegates moisturizing cleansing foam to toilet paper and to wet clean and dry your private areas both front and back.
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She was embarrassed when she accidentally mentioned her privates in front of her friends.
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The doctor explained how to properly care for your privates to maintain good hygiene.
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Parents often use euphemisms when talking to children about their privates to avoid embarrassment.
Synonyms
Parts outside the body used for sex and having babies
The parts of the body used for sex and peeing
The outer parts of the body used for sex in males and females
How Polite
- Informal
- NSFW
- NSFW
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Privates comes from the word private, which comes from the root priv- meaning 'separate' or 'set apart'. That's why privates refers to the body parts people keep 'private' or do not show in public.