condom
- noun
- /ˈkɒndəm/
- NSFW
- It's important to use a condom to prevent sexually transmitted infections.
- condom use
- male condom
- female condom
All right, Next means this meme was about condoms, Durex.
- All right, Next means this meme was about condoms, Durex.
- So they had to tie the condoms to the inside of their belts.
- We went with condoms almost all of the time.
- And oh, just leftover bit of condom wrapper.
- That's not an airbag, that's a fucking condom filled with fucking jizz.
- They're going to ban condoms so people can fuck raw more.
- Hey, those are the condoms that defeated Hitler, Mr.
- So for most people, sex with a condom is the better reward.
- The FDA just passed a new passes new condom for anal sex.
Examples
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Tessa, promise me you'll always use a condom.
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Primary care nurses have a responsibility to promote the use of condoms as a key safer sex message.
Academic text (2011) -
Why should one have to wear a condom every time?
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Hey, man, uh, do you have that other condom?
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Do you have a condom?
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I should have worn a condom.
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We went with condoms almost all of the time.
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The nurse gave Sam a free package of condoms before she took his blood.
Fiction book (1992) -
Just wear a condom.
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Furthermore, a poorly fitting condom may increase the risk of breakage or slippage.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
Methods and devices that prevent pregnancy when people have sex
A thin cover worn on the penis during sex to prevent pregnancy and infections
A thin rubber cover worn during sex to prevent pregnancy or disease
Something that stops a person from becoming pregnant
A thing that stops pregnancy, for example a pill or condom
A thin rubber cover worn on the penis during sex to prevent pregnancy and infections
A thin cover worn on the penis during sex to prevent pregnancy and infection
Something people use to prevent pregnancy, like a condom or diaphragm
How Effective
- Specialized
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- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Condom has an unclear history, and one playful story even names a made-up 'Sir Condom', but most scholars think it comes from older European words meaning a 'cover' or 'container'. That's easy to remember because a condom is a protective 'cover' you put on the penis to help prevent pregnancy and infection.