semen
- noun
- /ˈsiːmən/
- NSFW
- The doctor explained how semen contains sperm cells necessary for reproduction.
- semen quality
- a semen analysis
- a semen sample
A lot of people will who practice semen retention will still orgasm.
- A lot of people will who practice semen retention will still orgasm.
- And then from the husbands, we wanted in addition a semen sample, right.
- Paul has a pair of joggers that have got someone else's semen and blood on them.
- That is what made us spread our seed or semen widely.
- Well, think about how much semen is in the pool and a Whirlpool.
- I mean, I bet semen just leaks out of your pores.
- These contains semen I produced when thinking of you.
- It's like, or maybe you don't get you don't get semen if you don't have good grades.
- You just jump back with like limp arms and the semen shoots out.
Examples
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Diane received a shipment of semen from Oklahoma earlier today.
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Remember when we froze your semen?
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After enrollment in the study, men provided two semen samples approximately 1 month apart.
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Men collected a baseline semen sample and another approximately one month later.
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Semen collection and treatment: Semen was collected once every two days using the gloved hand manual method.
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Our motility findings have uncertain meaning and cannot be directly compared with clinical semen analysis.
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We typed him from semen and saliva.
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In the lab, researchers analyzed several semen samples to study male fertility.
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During the examination, the presence of semen on the evidence was critical to the case.
Synonyms
The whitish liquid from a male animal that can help an egg start to grow
The thick white liquid a man releases during sex
A thick white fluid that a man releases during sex and that contains sperm
A man's thick white fluid that comes out during orgasm and contains sperm
Thick white fluid that comes from a man's penis and contains sperm
The fluid a man releases during sex
A rude slang word for the fluid a man releases during sex
Surface Forms
Etymology
Semen comes from the Latin word semen, which means 'seed'. Think of it as a 'seed' that carries the cells needed to make new life, which is why semen is the male fluid that contains sperm.