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tribade (medicine)


tribade


A Lesbian, especially one who obtains sexual pleasure by rubbing her external genitalia against those of another woman.

Origin: G. Tribo, to rub


disenchant (iou)



disenchant verb trans. L16.
[Old & mod. French desenchanter, formed as DIS- 2, ENCHANT verb.]
Free from enchantment or illusion.
Dryden A noble stroke or two Ends all the charms, And disenchants the grove. Q. Bell Virginia, who had been delighted by her first sight of the Italians, was becoming disenchanted.
disenchanter noun a person who removes enchantment M17.
disenchantment noun the action of disenchanting; a disenchanted state: E17.