cop·u·late (k p y -l t )v. To engage in coitus or sexual intercourse. |
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Moreover, compared with young females, over-30 females more often attracted groups of males during the females' fertile periods, copulated more frequently with high-ranking males, and were more frequently the objects of fights between males for their sexual favors. Neither Genesis 19 nor the Bible in general, of course, says anything of this, but one could imagine the contorted development of thought: the association of Sodom with male-male sexual intercourse would have presumed that the males of Sodom copulated with the visitors (regarding them as human males and not sexless angels), and this would have involved anal intercourse. He married Irene Mayer, daughter of the head of MGM, yet copulated freely with whomever he fancied. |
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