Extravaginal


[ek-struh-vaj-uh-nl] /ˌɛk strəˈvædʒ ə nl/

adjective
1.
Botany. developing outside the sheath, as the young shoots of certain grasses.
2.
Anatomy. located outside the vagina.

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