Gynaecological spread
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- "the photo of a woman not wearing underpants and with her legs far apart so that the growth of her vagina could be seen." --Kilgore Trout, in Kurt Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions
Synonym: gynecologic spread.
See also: beaver.
In art
- The Origin of the World, painting by Courbet
- Photographies obscènes pour stéréoscope, photo
- User:Jahsonic/Notes on a photo by Félix-Jacques Moulin, photo
- Woman with hairy genitalia is peeking through her fingers while looking at the camera , photo
See also
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