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Kegel¹
noun Kegels
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Alternative letter-case form of kegel
Similar: Kegel exercise
kegel²
Where it comes from
After Arnold Kegel. The surname is of German origin; see Kegel (“skittle, bowling pin”).
noun kegels
- The pubococcygeal muscles. The parenting magazines are on a higher moral plane than the how-to-get-a-guy magazines, just as a man going home to his wife and children (or a woman breast-feeding a baby) is on a higher moral plane than a man out trolling for nookie (or a woman flexing her Kegels in preparation for a date).
- A contraction of the pubococcygeal muscles, performed for the purpose of strengthening them. Done for a few minutes a day, Kegels can ease childbirth, help with recovery, prevent incontinence — even improve your sex life.
verb kegels · kegeling · kegelling · kegeled · kegelled
- To clench one's perineum and pelvic muscles. To future appointments, I wear a skirt and thigh-highs so that I can Kegel with my outfit intact.
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