Yeah, I totally get that sign language is a real language.
It’s that I don’t expect a dictionary to have the same level of precision as a medical dictionary or encyclopedia. It similarly talks about kidneys as a pair of organs on the right and left of the abdomen, and the liver as a large organ in the upper abdomen.
No mention that the kidneys are made of nephrons, their connection to the bladder or role regulating osmotic equilibrium.

Sure, like I said: I know the anatomy. It’s lacking in clinical precision, but it describes what people mean when they say clitoris, which is the glans.

If someone says to rub their clitoris they’re not asking you to rub their labia majora. (They might appreciate it but it’s not what their asking)

Alright, so I fully know about the extent of the anatomy and physiology of the clitoris , but I’m struggling to see a way that this is outdated.
Lacking in clinical precision sure, but it’s not like it’s describing as a vestigial nub that may offset hysteria.