(n.) The hair which appears upon the lower part of the hypogastric region at the age of puberty.
(n.) Hence (as more commonly used), the lower part of the hypogastric region; the pubic region.
(n.) The down of plants; a downy or villous substance which grows on plants; pubescence.
Example Sentences:
(1) Long-term success depends upon the formation of a fibrous union between the pubes.
(2) Other entries in the book include a list of safe and dangerous vaginal stimulators ("Dil-dos and Dil-don'ts"), "Bestselling Sex Toys Of All Time" (Rubik's Pubes and Horny Horny Hippos) and an illustrated spot-the-fetish gallery.
(3) Four iliac osteotomies, division of symphysis pubes, and reconstruction of individual pelves with dissection and separation of pelvic organs alloted to individual twins were the procedures performed in the definitive operation.
(4) In order to assess the reliability of the method, forensic anthropologists were asked to age a set of 11 pubes of known age.
(5) Pubes in male mice castrated at the day of birth were thinner than those in intact males.
(6) Among the study group, labor was shorter and less traumatic in those delivered spontaneously face-to-pubes.
(7) This paper sets up an equation for estimating male and female ages separately by means of a computer with mathematical model of multiple stepwise progressive regression on data of 454 pairs of pubes of Chinese Han people in Northeast China.
(8) In this study 202 female and 116 male pairs of pubes collected at autopsy were blindly evaluated for age using the McKern-Stewart or Gilbert-McKern and Suchey-Brooks methods.
(9) The morphotype was established on the basis of 9 anthropometric parameters (weight, stature, pube-ground distance, a-a, thr-thr, thoracic, abdominal, hips and cephalic circumferences).
(10) Animals that received both estradiol and progesterone exhibited PAS-positive granules and relaxin in EGC as well as separated pubes, but did not have resorbed vaginal membranes.
(11) A case of accessory urethral channel with wide divergence of the pubes, suggesting a relationship to the exstrophy-epispadias complex, is described.
(12) The spectrometer was calibrated using a known PuBe spectrum Spectrometer measurements were made at Yale Electron Accelerator Laboratory and results compared with a neutron time-of-flight spectrometer and an activation technique.
(13) Alongside the description of the individual stages in the development of selected characteristics of maturation used in assessing sexual maturity, percentiles for the average age on reaching each of these stages of development will be available, together with a new series of photographs of breast, pubes and genital development.
(14) Progesterone injections did not result in resorption of the vaginal membrane, separation of pubes, or accumulation of PAS-positive granules; however, one of three animals demonstrated a few EGC that contained relaxin.
(15) Those with easy labors, often delivering face-to-pubes, tended to be average or tall in height, aged 20-29, having their 2nd, 3rd or 4th child.
(16) A 60-year-old menopausal woman, who was in otherwise good health, save for morbid obesity, developed fatigue fractures of her ossa pubes, bilaterally, superiority and inferiorly.