1. From charaph.; Contumely, disgrace, the pudenda -- rebuke, reproach(-fully), shame

2. Somebody is Conjectural cleaning pudenda via commonly used soap may be urethral and integrated one of accounts that

3. 19 Moreover, when caressing the penis at the same time, can oppress gently with another hand or lip at the same time pudenda .

4. Moreover, when caressing the penis at the same time, can oppress gently with another hand or lip at the same time pudenda .

5. Auger Ferrier (1513-1588), who was the personal physician of Caterina dé Medici (1519-1589), the Queen of France (1547-1559), uses term "pudendagra" (from "pudenda", external genital organs; and "Aegritude", disease) on titling his work (56), and so did Valencian Gaspare Torella (1452-1520) in his two works (5,57) to define the disease that is