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a person who obtains sexual gratification from a fetish.
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| fetid sweat |
Bromidrosis.
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| fetish |
any object, natural or otherwise, that is believed to contain "power." A fetish is usually something that is carried on one's person, such as a small stone from a sacred place, a "medicine pouch" that protects one who is on a journey, or a weapon (usually a sword) that is believed to be uniquely "empowered." Contemporary examples would include "good luck charms," eg, a rabbit's foot, a four-leaf clover, or a lucky penny. See also Contagious Magic.
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| fetish |
Used and made by all Southwestern Indian tribes, fetishes are objects which represent the spirits of animals or the forces of nature. Original fetishes were simple stones (or shells, turquoise or bone) which seemed to resemble people or animals, sometimes made more realistic by a carver. The Zuni people have the reputation of being the most skilled at fetish carving. ...
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| fetish |
Something, such as a material object or a nonsexual part of the body, that arouses sexual desire and may become necessary for sexual gratification. This category refers to non-specific fetishes (ie foot, bondage or clothing).
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