genitals
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈdʒɛnɪtəlz/
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genitales
- The little boy had an infection in his genitals that had not been treated.
- female genitals
- male genitals
- genitals are private
And then below our our belly and our genitals, that's where the desires reside, right?
- And then below our our belly and our genitals, that's where the desires reside, right?
- Our eyes, our nose, our ears, our mouth, our anus and our genitals, right?
- And that is what are the nerve endings in the genitals that are responsible for sexual sensation?
- I saw him at a party and he looked at my genitals.
- Well, the lips, the face, the tips of the fingers, the feet and the genitals.
- Oh yeah, I can feel your heartbeat racing, the blood rushing to your genitals when you hear those words.
- So she left feeling compassionate for him after she saw his deformed genitals.
- It could be useful in women with spinal cord injury who can't feel their, their external genitals.
- Why was so much attention paid to the generous genitals and prominent anus?
- Not naked genitals, studs off of Melrose.
- Make her ass and genitals in HDI mean she can't make them.
Examples
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The penis and genitals look to be fine, though the hair has not yet appeared.
Fiction book (1992) -
"These included the victim's arms, genitals and face."
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External genitals are pretty raw.
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As one elderly man stated, "The mouth and genitals are private."
Academic text (1997) -
Thereafter, the sight of the genitals is taboo, and they are covered by clothes.
Academic text (1994) -
Their external genitals don't appear until they're a few months old, and once visible, they look very similar.
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Sex is biological sex defined by genitals, hormones, chromosomes.
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Many women experience diminished sensation in their genitals for reasons that remain unclear.
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When a person is sexually aroused, blood rushes to their genitals and sensations become more intense.
Synonyms
14
3.0
The parts of the body used for sex and peeing
1
4.2
The outer parts of the body used for sex in males and females
1
9.9
The outer private parts of a woman
The parts of the body that are used for sex and for passing urine
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Etymology
The word genitals comes from the Latin word genitalis and the root gen-, which means 'to produce' or 'birth'. The same root is in generate and gene, so genitals are the body parts used for making babies.