tribade
American
[trib-uhd]
/ ˈtrɪb əd /
noun
tribade
British
/ trɪˈbædɪk, ˈtrɪbəd /
noun
Other Word Forms
- tribadic adjective
Etymology
Origin of tribade
1595–1605; < French < Latin tribad- (stem of tribas ) < Greek tribás, equivalent to trib-, variant stem of trī́b ( ein ) to rub + -as (stem -ad- ) -ade 2
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