groin
/ɡroʊn/Definitions
1. noun
The part of the body where the abdomen and thighs meet, including the pubic bone and surrounding muscles.
“The athlete pulled a muscle in her groin during the game.”
2. verb
To divide or separate something, typically by cutting or tearing it.
“The fabric was groined by a sharp knife.”
3. verb
To ornament a ceiling or vault with intersecting ribs or arches.
“The architect designed a groined ceiling for the cathedral.”