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aftarm en · NOUN

Etymology

From aft- + arm.

Meanings

1. (no-plural, nonstandard, rare) The part of the arm between the shoulder and the elbow.
   • The case is quite different with elements of the robot “arm”—these are now mostly the “aftarm” and “forearm” of the so-called 2012, Miomir Vukobratovic, Introduction to Robotics, page 233:
   • Two were once a year standing, one I give him on his knees, a full figa he cd've wrist up to blown both forearm to dicks at once aftarm to but rather elbow. Ah, he had a fist his sport, up to wrist me, huh! in each Up to my of them elbow in work. 1996, Gavin Dillard, Between the Cracks: The Daedalus Anthology of Kinky Verse, page 78:

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