vulva
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- /ˈvʌlvə/
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vulva
- They're only meant to relieve the symptoms on the outer vulva while you are getting treated.
Yeah, wait, I didn't know the vulva is the whole fucking thing.
- Yeah, wait, I didn't know the vulva is the whole fucking thing.
- That is the journey that I have been on with my vulva for the last like six months.
- So the clitoris is, you know, the structure on the top of the vulva, which is homologous to the male penis.
- And then there were the really helpful women who corrected me and said, actually, I think you mean vulva.
- That's right, pants off, tape measure, mirror vulva measuring.
- And they had a lot of porn stars and, you know, people with them, fancy crotches and, you know, vulvas that can juggle and all of that.
- But it's also tools like vulva massagers, prostate massagers, air stimulators, thrusters.
- Many of them will have fantasies about having breasts and a vulva, and some of them will actually do what they need to to get those.
- First of all, there's no like symmetrical vulva, just like there's no like people with penises with like, you know, balls dangling at the same.
Examples
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During the examination, the doctor explained the features of the vulva.
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Genital rhabdomyomas are lesions found in the vulva or vagina in young or middle-aged women.
Academic text (2005) -
A detailed diagram of... of the... vulva.
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What's the difference between the vulva and the vagina?
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So the clitoris is, you know, the structure on the top of the vulva, which is homologous to the male penis.
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Bruising near the genital area: inner thighs, vulva, scrotum.
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What is the difference between a cis woman's vulva and vagina, and a trans woman's?
Blog text (19) -
Mucous membranes in the vagina and vulva rapidly absorb chemicals without metabolizing them.
Academic text (2014) -
The vulva includes the labia, clitoris, and vaginal opening.
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Understanding the anatomy of the vulva is essential for female health.
Synonyms
The outer sex organs of a woman or girl, called the vulva
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Etymology
Vulva comes from the Latin word vulva, which meant 'womb' or 'wrapper'. Think of the vulva as the outside 'wrapper' that covers and protects the inner organs, which is why the word now means the external parts of the female genital organs.