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clitoral

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clit·o·ris  (kltr-s, kl-tôrs, kltr-s)
n.
A small elongated erectile organ at the anterior part of the vulva, homologous with the penis.
[New Latin cltoris, from Greek kleitoris; see klei- in Indo-European roots.]
clito·ral (-r-l) adj.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.clitoral - of or relating to the clitoris
clitoric
Translations
clitoral [ˈklɪtərəl] ADJ → del clítoris
clitoral [ˈklɪtərəl] adj → clitoridien(ne)


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Vignettes of what American life used to be like and the events that forever transformed it--from the civil rights boycott that began with Rosa Parks' refusal to be discriminated against, to breakthrough advances in germ warfare, to the revelation that women's orgasms came from clitoral rather than vaginal stimulation, to the inception of the Internet.
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Vignettes of what American life used to be like and the events that forever transformed it--from the civil rights boycott that began with Rosa Parks' refusal to be discriminated against, to breakthrough advances in germ warfare, to the revelation that women's orgasms came from clitoral rather than vaginal stimulation, to the inception of the Internet.
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This is in spite of the information on clitoral stimulation "discovered" by Kinsey's team (1953) and Masters and Johnson (1966).
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