Assertion: foreskin | /r/CapableOf | cover glan
Facets:
value: completely
type: DEGREE
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: normally
type: DEGREE
value: for a variable distance
type: OTHER
value: after an erection during sleep
type: TEMPORAL
value: from abrasion and contact with clothes
type: CAUSE
value: from contact
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in children
type: LOCATION
value: from being aroused at inappropriate times
type: PURPOSE
value: a bit
type: TEMPORAL
value: after circumcision
type: TEMPORAL
value: for longer periods of time
type: TEMPORAL
value: until withdrawal
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The foreskin covers the head (or glans) of the penis and is often removed at birth for personal or religious reasons.
text: Since the foreskin keeps the glans lubricated, it must also be kept very clean to prevent bacteria buildup.
text: The foreskin protects the glans.
text: The prepuce around the glans is seized, stretched out until it actually covers the glans, and there tied.
text: For the slight majority of intact men, contrary to some sources, once the foreskin is retracted at erection or insertion it will remain behind the glans until withdrawal or until erection is lost.
text: Prepuces prevent the glans becoming keratinised , and keeps it soft and moist
text: It is generally thought that the prepuce protects the glans.
text: For a while my glans have been dry, causing my foreskin to stick to the glans a bit, making it difficult for my foreskin to smoothly glide back and forth when erect (it even sticks sometimes when flaccid).
text: Flaccid: The restorer will find his foreskin rolling over and staying over the glans for longer periods of time.
text: Physiologic adhesions: The prepuce has adhered down to the glans after circumcision.
text: Foreskin is a sheath of skin that covers the tip or glans of the penis.
text: In children, the foreskin usually covers the glans completely but in adults it may not.
text: The foreskin typically covers the glans when the penis is not erect (top image), but generally retracts upon erection (bottom image).
text: The one on the right has a foreskin which just covers the glans and no more - a more common style in an adult.
text: The foreskin extends out from the base of the glans and covers the glans when the penis is flaccid.
text: In uncircumcised men, the foreskin either mostly covers or completely covers the glans.
text: When the penis is flaccid, foreskin may completely or partially cover the glans.
text: From the moment I hit coverage, I discovered that my foreskin was either completely covering the glans or fully retracted behind the corona.
text: The foreskin is a thin flap of skin that completely covers the glans unless it is pulled back.
text: Normally the foreskin covers the glans.
text: The foreskin can keep the glans penis comfortable, moist, and protect it.
text: Foreskin keeps the glans internal, as it is supposed to be.
text: The foreskin can keep the glans penis comfortable, moist, and protect it.
text: The foreskin keeps the glans covered and lubricated, and retracts when the penis is erect.
text: The foreskin keep the glans moist and well lubricated due to the mucosal nature of the inner layer of skin.
text: The foreskin keeps the glans soft and moist and protects it from trauma and injury.
text: It protects the glans from abrasion and contact with clothes.
text: The foreskin protects the glans from being aroused at inappropriate times, reducing involuntary erections.
text: Just as the eyelids protect the eyes, the foreskin protects the glans and keeps its surface soft, moist, and sensitive.
text: The foreskin protects the glans and keeps the area lubricated.
text: At the neck of the penis, it is folded upon itself to form the prepuce or foreskin, which covers the glans for a variable distance' .
text: Sometimes (after an erection during sleep, for example) the foreskin remains behind the glans and becomes swollen with fluid ([o]edematous).