Glossary of terms used on this site
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Term | Definition |
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Cache Corset |
Camisole (earlier: petticoat bodice)--see "corset-cover." |
Calico |
An inexpensive, plain weave cotton, often printed. A toughly woven fabric, off-white in color--used for pattern making. |
Cambric |
Very fine white linen used for linings and corset bodices. |
Camelot |
(c16th) A heavy weight brocade. |
Camisole |
(Petticoat Bodice) A loose bodice worn over the corset (to protect it from soiling). |
CAN ENTERTAIN |
Advertiser willing to invite others to their home for swinging. |
CAN TRAVEL |
Advertiser willing to travel to your home to swing. |
Candaulism |
spouse who watches partner having sex with someone else |
Cane |
Hollow stem of giant reeds, or solid stem of slender palms, used as a substitute for whalebone in corsets. Extremely fine round or flat strips of cane are found in corsets and petticoats until the end of the c19th. |
Capnolagnia |
Arousal from watching others smoke. |
CASCARA SAGRADA BARK |
Remedy for chronic constipation. |
Case |
(casing) Strip of material, usually satin coutil, stitched to another along both edges to make a slot to contain bones and the such. |
Castration |
removal of the scrotum, testicles, ovaries, or penis |
Cat Fighting |
women fighting without rules and often tearing off each other's clothing |
Catamites |
young gay male lovers |
Cataphilist |
male submitting to female |
Catatasis |
stretching of the penis |
Catheter |
A hollow thin flexible tube designed to be inserted into the body (usually the urethra). The process of inserting a catheter is called catheterization. |
Catheterophilia |
Arousal from the use of catheters. |
Catsuit |
A catsuit is a skin-tight one-piece garment with sleeves and long legs, and sometimes with feet or gloves, sometimes with a hood. |