pubic
- adjective
- /ˈpjuːbɪk/
- And there was this big guy with a rash, this red chicken skin rash where his pubic area used to be.
- pubic hair
- pubic bone
- pubic rami
It's a delightfully crude acronym for Fat Upper Pubic Area.
- It's a delightfully crude acronym for Fat Upper Pubic Area.
- I never, I never knew or asked why I grow hair under my arms and in the pubic region.
- It didn't unwrap the way it wrapped up in the pubic hairs, didn't let them go.
- Get over there moving that pubic hair and that pubic hair is that stuff will hide everything.
- What about the what's your favorite pubic hair?
- So I've learned since then that when pubic hair it was pubic and head hairs both.
- Well, like where your where your shaft meets your pubic reach.
- And, you know, the, the only problem was with the in the shower, you know, all that pubic hair was going down.
Examples
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"The artist included a detailed illustration of the pubic anatomy in her textbook."
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"She pointed to the pubic region when discussing the anatomy of the pelvis."
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What about you said all the way down the pubic region.
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Oh, oh, fat upper pubic area.
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I hear they have straight pubic hair.
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Her breasts were small, high, and her sparse pubic hair was so light as to be almost invisible.
Fiction book (1990) -
The black triangle of her pubic hair swayed with her hips.
Fiction book (1995) -
You're wondering about the two different types of pubic hairs, am I correct?
Fiction book (1995) -
I would imagine that you got the pubic arches where you're sitting on and you've got the pubic area.
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"The doctor examined the area just above the pubic bone for any signs of injury."
Synonyms
Relating to the pubic bone at the front of the hips
Compounds
- Specialized
A small insect that lives in the hair of the private parts and causes itching
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pubic comes from the Latin word pubis, which in turn comes from pubes meaning 'adult' or 'mature'. It refers to the front part of the hip bones and the hair that appears at adulthood, so think of puberty, the same root, to remember that pubic relates to the body parts that change when you become an adult.