pelvic 🔊 adj US /ˈpɛlvɪk/
Etymology By surface analysis, pelv- + -ic.
1 Of, pertaining to, or in the region of, the pelvis
pelvic cellulitis pelvic movement Derived terms 42 terms abdominopelvic , cephalopelvic , dolichopelvic , endopelvic , extrapelvic , femoropelvic , fetopelvic , genitopelvic , hemipelvic , hydropelvic , infrapelvic , infundibulopelvic , intrapelvic , lumbopelvic , midpelvic , nonpelvic , parapelvic , pelvically , pelvic arch , pelvic cavity , pelvic diaphragm , pelvic disc , pelvic fin , pelvic floor , pelvic girdle , pelvic inflammatory disease , pelvic inflammatory disorder , pelvic lines , pelvic suctorial organ , pelvic thrust , pelvic tilt , platypelvic , plesiopelvic , prepelvic , sacropelvic , spinopelvic , subpelvic , suprapelvic , thoracoabdominopelvic , ureteropelvic , uteropelvic , vertebropelvic
pelvic 🔊 noun Etymology By surface analysis, pelv- + -ic.
2022 Sunshine Smith, quoted in Spencer Beswick, "The model for mobilizing to protect abortion rights beyond voting", The Washington Post, May 17. [W]omen learn the basics of self-cervical exams, do pelvics on each other, and learn how to do menstrual extraction.