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Penile strain gauge

Penile strain gauge refers to a device used to measure penile engorgement; a device used to measure physiological sexual arousal in the male. It is a flexible loop that fits around the base of the penis.

Penis

Penis is defined as the male copulatory and urinary organ which is used both to urinate and move Spermatozoa out of the Urethra through ejaculation Penis is the major organ of male sexual pleasure and is homologous to the female Clitoris.

Penis envy

Penis envy refers to the envy the female feels toward the male because the male possesses a penis; this is accompanied by a sense of loss because the female does not have a penis.

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Penitentiary

Penitentiary is defined as a prison or place of confinement and correction for persons convicted of Felonies. Originally, Penitentiary is a place where convicts did penance.

Penitents

Penitents are people who come to confess sins, people who repents for their sins

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Pennate muscles

Pennate muscles refer to muscles that have their fibers arranged obliquely to their tendons in a manner similar to a feather, such as unipennate, bipennate, and multipennate muscles.

Penologist

Penologist is defined as a Social scientist who studies and applies the theory and methods of punishment for crime.

Penumbra

Penumbra refers to the area of endangered cells surrounding an area of primary damage

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