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According to the suit, the massage therapist left the room and then returned to find Watson “laying on the massage table on his stomach with only a small towel covering his buttocks.”
DESHAUN WATSON ACCUSED OF SEXUAL ASSAULT IN THIRD LAWSUIT; NFL SAYS IT WILL INVESTIGATEMARK MASKE, NICKI JHABVALAMARCH 19, 2021WASHINGTON POST
But there are many reasons for supposing that stimulation of the buttock is especially apt to induce sexual excitement.
THE SEXUAL LIFE OF THE CHILDALBERT MOLL
This was done quickly and scientifically, and it convinced Hodge that Bascomb could not work the cross-buttock on Merriwell.
FRANK MERRIWELL'S CHUMSBURT L. STANDISH
Buy a few pounds of either salt brisket, thick or thin flank, or buttock of beef; these pieces are always to be had at a low rate.
A PLAIN COOKERY BOOK FOR THE WORKING CLASSESCHARLES ELM FRANCATELLI
It was about the buttock, sir, which he said was done different in Spain.
IN SEARCH OF MADEMOISELLEGEORGE GIBBS
He gave her a hearty smack on the buttock, then held his arms wide and said "Off."
FREY AND HIS WIFEMAURICE HENRY HEWLETT
The upper round, occasionally called the buttock, is used for round steaks.
THE LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY: HOUSEKEEPINGELIZABETH HALE GILMAN
Bennillong drove a spear into his knee, and the husband another into his left buttock.
Guelliot has recorded the details of a case in which a pregnant woman was stabbed in the buttock.
The first, which is the only one indicated in the drawing, goes right across the buttock.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE MAMMALIA OF INDIA AND CEYLONROBERT A. STERNDALE
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