full-frontal

[ fool-fruhn-tl ]

adjective

1. showing the entire front:

   full-frontal nudity.

2. direct; hard-hitting:

   a full-frontal assault.

full-frontal

adjective

1. informal.
   (of a nude person or a photograph of a nude person) exposing the genitals to full view
2. all-out; unrestrained

noun

1. a full-frontal photograph

Word History and Origins

Origin of full-frontal¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

The gallery walls are now adorned with 50 images of naked men and women from 30 artists, including a full-frontal male nude which has been placed in the window.

From BBC

The display now features a male full-frontal life drawing in the window, which Ms Harris said had sparked a very different response to the female drawing.

From BBC

As Rex recalls, “When ‘Red Rocket’ was made, he goes, ‘The academy is going to run the other way from this movie. There’s male full-frontal nudity, there’s having sex with a teenage girl. They are going to run the other way’ — and he was exactly right.”

From Los Angeles Times

But my hunch is that the style standard in elite running had become so entrenched that anything other than a few inches of fabric away from full-frontal was considered taboo.

From Salon

Weeks later, the full-frontal photo arrived via FedEx, and I asked my friends for their input.

From Los Angeles Times