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Meanings of loins in English
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pubis Synonyms
Examples for "pubes"
Examples for "pubes"
1
He had full-sized male organs and long black hair on the pubes.
2
I might need this if I ever get them in my pubes.'
3
Priscilla brooded over this as she plucked several pubes from the soap.
4
Miss Martin huddled bending, arms over breasts and pubes in the shadows.
5
She is Medusa, in whom Freud sees the castrating and castrated female pubes.
1
As to the wounds in the pubic region and lower body... Geary's eyes widened.
2
There was sex: semen was present in the vaginal canal and in the pubic region.
3
The traditional Y-shaped incision had been made from shoulders to mid-chest and on down to the pubic region.
4
Then his arm was stretched out so that his hand rested on the red-ochred pubic region of the other.
5
Haller met with a woman in whom the skin of the pubic region was as black as that of a negress.
Usage of loins in English
1
The feel of firm young breasts; the slight heat from her loins.
2
Strengthen the loins of Thy servants in the service of Thy kingdom.
3
The only dress of the men is a girdle encircling the loins.
4
Both armies paused now to gird their loins for the crucial test.
5
My nipples were at attention; my loins quivered and throbbed with anticipation.
6
The loins are kept at a distance, and simply join in pursuit.
7
Out of the loins of pride and avarice comes the innocent child.
8
The heavy kilt around his loins was the only garment he wore.
9
We see the goal, and gird our loins anew for the race.
10
Already they are girding their loins for the noble task of nation-building.
11
She held his hands there, as she worked her loins against him.
12
The same sack on their backs, the same rope around their loins.
13
The boy girds up his loins and he goes whither he will.
14
To meet it himself he girded up his loins with artificial firmness.
15
His loins stiffened further at the thought, even as his scowl deepened.
16
About its stunted loins clung a ponderous and jocular fragment of drapery.
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Loins through the time
Loins across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common