clitorial
adjUK /klɪˈtɔːɹɪəl/
Etymology From clitor(is) + -ial.
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Clitoral.
- "Good!" he said. "Now I just want to test these clitorial reflexes – often enough, that's where trouble strikes first."1958, Terry Southern, Mason Hoffenberg, Candy:
- Thus we would be likely to believe that no one before us had ever argued for school desegregation, worried about the apolitical masses, lived in split-level houses, used automated tools, got sick because of mislabeling, got well because of tetracycline, slept on Posturepedic beds, favored clitorial sex, laughed at Scientologists, mocked Interpol….1999, Wendy Lesser, The Amateur:
1 more example
- In normal woman these clitorial diameters are in the range of 5 mm.2013, Amitava Pal, Rupali Modak, Practical Manual of Gynecology, page 254:
- Derived terms
- clitorially