Crotch ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Crotch ( noun )

1. The area of the body where the legs join the trunk.
2. The point where two branches or legs of an object come together.
3. The space between the legs of a person or animal.

Origin:

From old english crocca, meaning the fork of a tree or a fork-shaped object.

Examples:

1. He felt a sharp pain in his crotch after the fall.
2. The crotch of the tree was too narrow to climb.
3. She looked down to see a tear in the crotch of her pants.
4. The design of the chair was uncomfortable, due to the hard edge of the seat in the crotch area.
5. The crotch of the dog was swollen and red.

(As a verb)

Crotch ( verb )

1. The area of the body where the legs join the trunk.
2. The point where two branches or legs of an object come together.
3. The space between the legs of a person or animal.

Origin:

From old english crocca, meaning the fork of a tree or a fork-shaped object.

Examples:

1. He felt a sharp pain in his crotch after the fall.
2. The crotch of the tree was too narrow to climb.
3. She looked down to see a tear in the crotch of her pants.
4. The design of the chair was uncomfortable, due to the hard edge of the seat in the crotch area.
5. The crotch of the dog was swollen and red.