camel toe
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of camel toe
C20: from the alleged similarity between this effect and the shape of a camel's toes
Example Sentences
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In “The Immeasurable World,” his perceptive and witty account of his desert travels, Atkins gives the reader an entertaining tour of the tent city’s zones and attractions, including the Barbie Deathcamp, the Camel Toe Fashion Show and the Hug Bank, which “offered a ‘menu’ ranging from ‘businesslike’ to ‘awkward.’
From Washington Post
In the changing rooms, I was enlightened to many new Portuguese terms that my language degree had passed over in silence - "adhesive bras", "blister tape" and, dare I say it, the "camel toe".
From BBC
During Dorries' time in the jungle, she chomped on delights such as camel toe and ostrich anus.
From Children's BBC
“Men are going to respond to that camel toe,” Trish assures the milquetoast Lauren.
From Time
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