by tori1991 February 10, 2010
A more extra way of referring to Montgomery’s tubercles, which are those small bumps on a woman’s areola that look like smaller nipples and provide lubrication during breastfeeding.
by Pony Danza April 13, 2022
The glands of Montgomery, or Montgomery's tubercles, are the tiny "bumps" that are scattered around the areola (the darker area which rings the nipple). During pregnancy these glands enlarge and they remain enlarged while breastfeeding. They can vary greatly in number, averaging between 4 and 28 per areola. Montgomery originally described these glands as "a constellation of miniature nipples scattered over a milky way."
I was suckin on this girl's titties and her tubercles of montgomery got all hard and shit...i think she was diggin it!
by Rafael L December 10, 2005