testicular

[ te-stik-yuh-ler ]

/ tɛˈstɪk yə lər /

of or relating to the testes.

Origin of testicular

1650–60; < Latin testicul(us) testicle + -ar¹

Must both ovarian and testicular tissue be present for a person to be “counted”?

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Reluctantly, he went, and it was a good thing because it turned out he had testicular cancer.

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In 1996 Armstrong was diagnosed with testicular cancer and admitted to the University of Indiana Hospital.

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After a 10-year remission from testicular cancer, Radziwill found out he was ill again.

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Late seasonal revival of activity results, by November, in size of testicular elements comparable to those seen in January.

Life History and Ecology of the Five-lined Skink, Eumeces fasciatus |Henry S. Fitch
No doubt could be entertained as to the testicular character of the lower organ (k).

Parasites |T. Spencer Cobbold
There were 13 conscripts having a testicular diameter of less than 14 millimeters.

Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 5 (of 6) |Havelock Ellis
The more feminine birds were often killed by the testicular extract, the more masculine by the ovarian extract.

Taboo and Genetics |Melvin Moses Knight, Iva Lowther Peters, and Phyllis Mary Blanchard
The best illustration is the testicular reaction of young male guinea-pigs to intraperitoneal injections of glanders bacilli.

The Fundamentals of Bacteriology |Charles Bradfield Morrey

testicular

[ tĕ-stĭk′yə-lər ]

Of or relating to a testicle or testis.