copulatee

English

Etymology

copulate +‎ -ee

Noun

copulatee (plural copulatees)

1. One with whom a copulator copulates.
   • 1995, Ardea - Volume 83, page 15:

     The nest centre is the site of the female role par exellence as the copulatee.

   • 1995, Ralph Milton, Is This Your Idea Of A Good Time, God?, →ISBN:

     But if you have a copulator, you also have to have a copulatee.

   • 1997, Steven R. Fischer, Rongorongo: The Easter Island Script : History, Traditions, Texts, →ISBN:

     Here X stands for the copulator in the process of procreation; superlinear ' the phrase ki 'ai ki row ki 'a/te ('copulated with'): Y the copulatee; and Z the issue of the copulation (Fig. 8)

Anagrams

• outplacee