Self-abuse
noun
1.
reproach or blame of oneself.
2.
abuse of one’s health.
3.
masturbation.
noun
1.
disparagement or misuse of one’s own abilities, etc
2.
a censorious term for masturbation See masturbation
self-abuse n.
Abuse of oneself or one’s abilities.
Masturbation.
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