I think what you mean is specialized erotogenic nerve endings, or  nerve endings that produce sexual pleasure.   There are fewer than 1000 nerve endings in the vagina (in â¦ cluding  those for the detection of touch, pain, heat, etc). The inner 2/3  of the vagina have very few nerve endings of any sort.The outer  1/3 contains 90% of all the nerves in the vagina, and almost all of  those are non erotogenic.The vagina has evolved this way to reduce  the pain of childbirth. The clitoris contains around 8000 nerve  endings, most of which are erotogenic, but some are also for pain  and heat detection.   The foreskin has approximately 20,000 erotogenic nerve endings.  This accounts for 85% of all sexual nerve endings in the male body. The glans and shaft of the penis contain approximately 3500  erotogenic nerve endings. The journal articles supporting these  numbers are located here:This accounts for 85% of all sexual nerve endings in the male body.  The glans and shaft of the penis contain approximately 3500  erotogenic nerve endings. The journal articles supporting these  numbers are located here:
Webster Dictionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Fruition(noun) use or possession of anything, especially such as is accompanied with pleasure or satisfaction; pleasure derived from possession or use.
Usage To most of us, a fruit is a plant part that is eaten as a dessert or snack because it is sweet, but to someone who studies botany a fruit is a mature ovary of a plant, and as such it may or may not taste sweet. All species of flowering plants produce fruits that contain seeds.A peach, for example, contains a pit that can grow into a new peach tree, while the seeds known as peas can grow into another pea vine. To a botanist, apples, peaches, peppers, tomatoes, pea pods, cucumbers, and winged maple seeds are all fruits.A vegetable is simply part of a plant that is grown primarily for food. peach, for example, contains a pit that can grow into a new peach tree, while the seeds known as peas can grow into another pea vine. To a botanist, apples, peaches, peppers, tomatoes, pea pods, cucumbers, and winged maple seeds are all fruits. A vegetable is simply part of a plant that is grown primarily for food.