scrotum

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Now that it's the next morning, my scrotum is a little bigger and my sex drive is THROUGH THE ROOF.

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  1. noun The external sac of skin enclosing the testes in most mammals.

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  • Hurriedly I did the same for him, pulling down the elastic until his scrotum was free, and then released it again so it caught under them, pushing them upwards and compressing them against his penis. —  XXXX
  • Everyone who had fondled me was intrigued by my low slung scrotum, and always made a beeline for it when they got me naked. —  XXXX
  • He slipped his hand down to them and did what everybody did; feel around the back of my low slung scrotum, then a little pull, then a gentle squeeze. —  XXXX
  • He walked bowlegged, because his scrotum was the size of a grapefruit. —  F ;SF; - vol 098 issue 03 - March 2000
  • Three percent of male infants are born with this condition which is one or both testicles being undescended into the protective sac called the scrotum. —  Mental Help Net Weblog and Essay Entries
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  1. Latin scrōtum.

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  1. New Latin, from Latin scrotum, scrotum, perhaps a transposed form, from scortum, a skin, a hide, prob. akin to corium, skin, hide: see coriaceous, corium.
 

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/ˈskroʊtəm/
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