G spot

G spot

a supposed area in the vaginal wall that when stimulated produces a distinctive orgasm

Origin of G spot

after E. G(räfenberg) (1881-1957), German gynecologist, who first described it

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noun

An area of tissue surrounding the female urethra and running along the roof of the vagina, postulated to be erectile and to enhance sexual arousal.

Origin of G spot

First described by Ernst G(räfenberg) (1881-1957), German obstetrician and gynecologist

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Noun

(plural G-spots)

Origin

Abbreviation of Gräfenberg spot.

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