glans
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1640–50; < Latin glāns literally, acorn, beechmast; akin to Greek bálanos
1640–50; < Latin glāns literally, acorn, beechmast; akin to Greek bálanos
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| —n , pl glandes | |
| anatomy any small rounded body or glandlike mass, such as the head of the penis (glans penis) | |
| [C17: from Latin: acorn; see | |
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glans (glānz)
n. pl. glan·des (glān'dēz)
A conical vascular body forming the distal end of the penis.
A conical vascular body forming the distal end of the clitoris.
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Example sentences
She had gagged, and moved him outside her lips, rubbing his spurting glans across her cheeks and chin.
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