sexual organ

American  

[sek-shoo-uhl awr-guhn, seks-yoo-] / ˈsɛk ʃu əl ˈɔr gən, ˈsɛks yu- /

Also sex organ

noun

1. an organ that is involved in sexual activity or reproduction, such as the uterus, clitoris, ovaries, testes, or penis.

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Etymology

Origin of sexual organ

First recorded in 1750–60

Example Sentences

Gonorrhoea can lead to infertility if left untreated and is known to cause symptoms including unusual discharge from the sexual organ and inflammation.

From The Guardian

Men Google more questions about their sexual organ than any other body part: more than about their lungs, liver, feet, ears, nose, throat, and brain combined.

From The Guardian

Turn on the television, watch a movie, overhear a random conversation, and you don’t have to wait too long for the male sexual organ to get its share of attention.

From Salon

“If a transgender man has top surgery, his chest could be viewed as a sexual organ, according to the the language used on the bill. Anywhere his chest is in public view — like at a public pool or going to a spa — he could be in violation of the law and be arrested.”

From Salon

What had initially appeared to be an enlarged male sexual organ that was plainly visible to scores of beach-goers was, in fact, just the opposite.

From Los Angeles Times