Associations to the word «Menstrual»
Noun
- Cramp
- Uterus
- Estrogen
- Irregularity
- Cycle
- Ovary
- Vagina
- Bleeding
- Pregnancy
- Puberty
- Childbirth
- Taboo
- Hormone
- Insomnia
- Headache
- Cyst
- Anemia
- Seclusion
- Cessation
- Fertility
- Testosterone
- Nausea
- Asthma
- Dysfunction
- Diarrhea
- Arthritis
- Peri
- Hygiene
- Fertilization
- Vomiting
- Ulcer
- Period
- Impurity
- Dizziness
- Sore
- Intercourse
- Symptom
- Lining
- Secretion
- Ovum
- Onset
- Abnormality
- Pill
- Fatigue
- Urine
- Pad
- Fluid
- Epilepsy
- Imbalance
- Disorder
- Obesity
- Placebo
- Womb
- Discomfort
- Discharge
- Abortion
- Enlargement
- Syndrome
- Pap
- Allergy
- Medication
- Regularity
- Sweating
- Suppression
- Ailment
- Clot
- Breast
- Pain
- Variability
- Corpus
- Gland
- Napkin
Adjective
Wiktionary
MENSTRUAL, adjective. Of or relating to the menses.
MENSTRUAL, adjective. (dated) Occurring once a month; monthly.
MENSTRUAL, adjective. (dated) Lasting for a month.
MENSTRUAL CUP, noun. A receptacle worn inside the vagina during menstruation to collect menstrual fluid.
MENSTRUAL CUPS, noun. Plural of menstrual cup
MENSTRUAL CYCLE, noun. The recurring cycle of physiological changes in the females of some animal species that is associated with reproductive fertility; especially the cycle in a human woman.
MENSTRUAL CYCLES, noun. Plural of menstrual cycle
MENSTRUAL FLUID, noun. The mixture of blood and cellular debris from the uterus that constitutes the menses
MENSTRUAL FLUIDS, noun. Plural of menstrual fluid
MENSTRUAL PERIOD, noun. An event of a woman's discharging of menstrual flow of blood and cells.
MENSTRUAL SYNCHRONY, noun. The alleged synchronization of the menstrual cycle of two or more women who live in close proximity
Dictionary definition
MENSTRUAL, adjective. Of or relating to menstruation or the menses; "menstrual period".
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