sexpert
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of sexpert
C20: a blend of sex + expert
Example Sentences
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Dr Mahinder Watsa, a trained obstetrician-gynaecologist, wrote his famous "Ask the Sexpert" column for more than ten years.
From BBC
In his multivolume classic “Studies in the Psychology of Sex,” the psychologist and pioneering sexpert Havelock Ellis dedicates an entire section to tickling, defining it as both “a specialized modification of touch” and “the most intellectual mode of touch sensation.”
From New York Times
Dr. Watsa said yes when Meenal Baghel, the editor of The Mumbai Mirror, approached with the idea for Ask the Sexpert.
From New York Times
As you might imagine, many of these “sexpert” tips are thinly veiled bouts of sexism and hackneyed gender stereotypes, but sometimes they are also just plain hilarious.
From Salon
“I figured I'd give myself a little wiggle room,” says Evans, from Charleston, S.C., who comes across as a wise-cracking and self-proclaimed sexpert in the not-so-coincidental 40 chapters in her quickie beach read.
From Time
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