coïtus
61coitus — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. sexual intercourse, copulation (see sex). II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. sexual intercourse, coition, union; see copulation . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. sexual intercourse, copulation, fornication,… …
62coitus — co|i|tus [ˈkəuıtəs, ˈkɔıtəs US ˈkou , ˈkɔı ] n [U] [Date: 1800 1900; : Latin; Origin: , past participle of coire, from co ( CO ) + ire to go ] technical the act of having sex = ↑sexual intercourse >coital adj …
63coitus — co|i|tus [ kouıtəs ] noun uncount TECHNICAL the act of having sex …
64coitus — see EXIT …
65coitus — n. copulation, sexual intercourse, coupling …
66coitus — [ kəʊɪtəs] noun technical sexual intercourse. Derivatives coital adjective Origin C19: from L., from coire go together …
67coitus — noun (U) technical the act of having sex; sexual intercourse coital adjective …
68coitus — n sexual intercourse, coition, copulation, fornication, congress, consummation, commerce, union, conjugation, conjunction; coupling, mating, making love, going all the way, Sl. getting it on, Sl. doing it, Sl. going to bed …
69coitus — co·i·tus …
70coitus — sexual intercourse; = copulation; n. sexual contact between a man and a woman during which the erect penis enters the vagina and is moved within it by pelvic thrusts until ejaculation occurs. See also: orgasm Derivatives: coital adj …
