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male member

male member

1 8.4
A male body part used for passing urine and for sexual activity
  • noun
  • NSFW
translation icon : miembro masculino
  • male member of the family
  • the only male member

Examples

  • The physical beauty of the male member doesn't even factor into the thought process of the anti-circumcision crowd.

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  • The entire body goes for the male member, along with a penile erection, which will be the consequence.

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  • This medication works well with gentlemen who've gotten erectile dysfunction since it makes it possible for the veins inside the male member to be more pleasurable, which results in considerably more blood circulation to the cells, and the result can be a much more firm and heavier erection.

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  • In biology class, we learned about the male member and its role in reproduction.

  • The surgeon explained the anatomy of the male member during the health seminar.

  • Many cultures have specific rituals associated with the male member and its significance.

Synonyms

penis
vsmale member
343 2.1

Male organ used for passing urine and reproduction in humans and other mammals

is a polite or softened expression rather than the plain anatomical term
member
vsmale member
  • NSFW
14 9.9

An old polite word for the male private part

is a polite modern euphemism rather than an old-fashioned term
male organ
vsmale member
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A man's body part used for urinating and sex

is a polite or euphemistic label rather than plain anatomical name
male genital organ
vsmale member
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The outer body parts males use for reproduction, like the penis and scrotum

is narrower, focusing on a single organ rather than multiple external parts

How Polite

male member
  • NSFW
1 8.4
phallus
4 8.4
penis
343 2.1
cock
  • Offensive
192 9.9

Surface Forms

male member singular
male members plural

Morphology

male + member

The phrase is compositionally formed from 'male' (indicating sex) + 'member' (given here as a discreet term for the penis), so a learner who knows those constituent meanings can directly infer it refers to the male genital organ. It follows a straightforward adjective+noun pattern and does not require idiomatic or metaphorical interpretation, making the sense predictable from the parts.

Etymology

Male member comes from an older use of member meaning a 'part of the body', like an arm or leg. Adding male gave a polite way to refer to that part, so today the phrase means 'penis'.