Lubricant

Lubricant

In women, the slippery liquid that is secreted from the walls of the vagina and the Bartholin's glands during sexual arousal in order to facilitate vaginal intercourse. In men, the slippery liquid secreted by the Cowper's glands in order to facilitate ejaculation and motility of sperm. Also, an oil-based, water-based, or silicone-based product used to increase slipperiness during anal or vaginal intercourse or other sex play.

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