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osso púbico Catalan
pubis 
One of the three sections of the hipbone; together these two bones form the front of the pelvis.
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The lower branch of each pubic bone was gracile and gently recurved.
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I felt the pressure of his penis against my pubic bone.
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Her pubic bone is just something you have to put your palm on.
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Matthew pressed lightly on a spot a few inches above my pubic bone.
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Geary pulled the shroud back to Slade's pubic bone; that was enough for Corelli.
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The Ephemerides speaks of a case of coalition of the bladder with the os pubis and another case of coalition with the omentum.
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Others had tumors in the chest wall, breast, and right pubis, respectively.
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The distance from the xiphoid to the symphysis pubis was three feet.
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The symphysis pubis is infected via the bloodstream, usually by a staphylococcus.
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Margaret Adkins had been ripped open from her breastbone to her pubis.
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Each hemi-pelvis starts out as three separate bones: ilium, ischium, and pubis.
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The three lesions in the pubis were resected with an adequate margin.
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She rocked a little, angling her clit to rub into his pubis.
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Five lesions arose in the ilium and three in the pubis.
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The fashionable pubis is now smooth and shiny, like Barbie's bits.
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Eldridge gives an instance of separation of the symphysis pubis during labor,- anaturalsymphysiotomy.
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Adequate stabilization was only achieved using an internal pubis fixation with two sacroiliac screws.
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A pencil-thin line looped across her abdomen, a happy-face smile just above her pubis.
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Then he was thrusting hard against her, his organ jabbing her pubis, seeking entry.
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It probed the hills and valleys of her pubis, belly, rib cage, and breasts.
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Removing all the hair leaves your pubis wounded and defenceless.
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The pubis much resembled the Mons Veneris in women.