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The external mass of tissue she is sitting on is the pudendum.— Boing Boing
Now-a-days, it is like another pudendum of the soul of the speculative genre of our species.
Perdikis, the Greek for a young partridge, is "the rump" or "behind", havalóu, the female pudendum, lióka its convex masculine complement; manganízo is "I fornicate"; souavlízo, which normally means "playing a reed pipe", here means "I urinate"; kouphróno and tzarmízo, identical in sense, are its solider companion verbs and koúphrisma and tzármisma their end products; tramalízo and lazinízo both mean to break wind and tramálisma is the same wind once broken.— Laudator Temporis Acti
To be sure, it is very far from my ideas and the principles expressed by me in neuropathology to regard the sexual life as a "pudendum" which should be left unconsidered by the physician and the scientific investigator.— Dream Psychology Psychoanalysis for Beginners
The pudendum was dreadfully swollen, and literally black.— The Dog
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