Underhang

i) The visible portion of a woman's vulva, from behind, when she bends over.

ii) The amount the vulva protrudes (sticks out) downwards when a woman bends over.

iii) Cameltoe, as seen from behind, when a woman bends over.

Women who have a plump vulva with fleshy labia have a lot of underhang, while women with a flat vulva and lean labia have very little underhang. All the above definitions apply to both clothed or nude women.

i) The visible portion of a woman's vulva, from behind, when she bends over.

ii) The amount the vulva protrudes (sticks out) downwards when a woman bends over.

iii) Cameltoe, as seen from behind, when a woman bends over.

Women who have a plump vulva with fleshy labia have a lot of underhang, while women with a flat vulva and lean labia have very little underhang. All the above definitions apply to both clothed or nude women.

i) The visible portion of a woman's vulva, from behind, when she bends over.

ii) The amount the vulva protrudes (sticks out) downwards when a woman bends over.

iii) Cameltoe, as seen from behind, when a woman bends over.

Women who have a plump vulva with fleshy labia have a lot of underhang, while women with a flat vulva and lean labia have very little underhang. All the above definitions apply to both clothed or nude women.

In wood framing construction, underhang refers to the maximum distance a header or lintel can fall short of the vertical load bearing member (referred to as trimmer or jack stud) and still transfer the load through the furring member in shear.