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Meanings of testicle in English
Usage of testicle in English
1
Reid later succeeded in severing the remaining testicle, according to court documents.
2
One testicle is fine; it doesn't affect the ability to have sex.
3
After all, people in the UK have on average one testicle each.
4
The prolapsed testicle was replaced, and the wound healed without serious effect.
5
The scrotum was normally developed, and the right testicle in situ.
6
The left testicle was in its usual position, but the right was absent.
7
Pathologic examination revealed necrosis in almost all areas of the testicle.
8
The scattered dose to testicle was measured in nine patients using thermoluminescent dosimeters.
9
Can you explain why my testicle has not come down into my scrotum?
10
The left testicle was hanging by its cord, enveloped in its tunica vaginalis.
11
Anyone in my office would give their left testicle to go with you.
12
The testicle would lose its sensibility, become soft, and gradually diminish in size.
13
The word orchid is derived from the Greek orkhis, meaning testicle.
14
There was no vestige of either the right scrotum or testicle.
15
Orchitis or swelling of the testicle is also a frequent accompaniment.
16
Ridley quipped that it looked rather more like Henry's left testicle.
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