The ability to "read" a woman, it is an essential skill for any man to possess in a relationship. A cliterate man is one who has an "in depth" understanding of the cliterary arts.
by Skrow January 22, 2009
The art of being knowledgeable and skilled in the workings and details of female anatomy.
Noun: Cliteracy, cliterature
Adjectives: Cliterate (opposite - icliterate)
Verb: to cliterate
Noun: Cliteracy, cliterature
Adjectives: Cliterate (opposite - icliterate)
Verb: to cliterate
Nick: I managed to find her G-spot while stimulating her clitoris and caressing her left breast, resulting in my near drowning in cum.
Andrew: Respect! Your cliteracy levels have increased. You have been indulging in much cliterature.
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Andrew: Respect! Your cliteracy levels have increased. You have been indulging in much cliterature.
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by Captain Squirt October 26, 2010
To be well versed in all things clitoral. To possess an oral mastery of the clitoris, implying a much deeper knowledge than the ability to merely find it.
by Powersnatch June 27, 2018
by spacephil March 16, 2018
1. The quality or state of being cliterate, especially the ability to navigate the clitoris based on an understanding that it is fundamental to the female orgasm.
2. Fluency in clinguistics. A person well versed in clinguistic pedagogy.
3. Epistemic grasp of the precise anatomy, function, complexity, and internal and external scale of the clitoris discovered by Dr. Helen O'Connell in 1998.
4. The applied knowledge that female orgasms are not a happenstance, rather they are easily and predictably created with a basic understanding of female sexual anatomy
5. Far from a "little hill" as its Greek derived name kleitoris implies, the clitoris is more like a mountain, easily ten times bigger than the average person realises.
2. Fluency in clinguistics. A person well versed in clinguistic pedagogy.
3. Epistemic grasp of the precise anatomy, function, complexity, and internal and external scale of the clitoris discovered by Dr. Helen O'Connell in 1998.
4. The applied knowledge that female orgasms are not a happenstance, rather they are easily and predictably created with a basic understanding of female sexual anatomy
5. Far from a "little hill" as its Greek derived name kleitoris implies, the clitoris is more like a mountain, easily ten times bigger than the average person realises.
by unknownsoup October 22, 2018