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      intercourse
      noun
      Sexual intercourse usually involving humans.
      Communication, conversation.
      Dealings with people, including commerce and trade.
      Dealings between countries.
      A particular town in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the United States
      verb
      (nonstandard, intransitive) To have sexual intercourse.
      Roots
      interinter- · Latin · between, withincurro-cours · Latin · run
      Synonyms for intercourse
      coitionncoitusncopulationnlovemakingnsexnrelationnintercommunicationnmatingnrelationshipnprocreationndealingsnonanismn
      Words related to intercourse
      outercoursencoitaladjsexualadjunsexualforeplayncopulatevfrotteurismnnonsexualadjcopulatoryadjintimaciesnautoeroticismnmasturbationnautoerotismnorgasmsnextramaritaladjpostcoitalintromissionnsexuallyadvfrottagencunnilingusnconjugalitynconsensualadjejaculatingnvaginaladjfellationgenitaladjprocreationalejaculationn

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