What is the term for the pair of thick folds of skin, connective tissue, and adipose tissue that are part of the female external genitalia?

labia majora

Explanation:

The labia majora, which is the part of the female external genitalia that extend down from the mons pubis, is a pair of thick, fleshy folds of skin, a connective tissue and adipose tissue, whereas the labia minora are hairless thin cutaneous folds. The thick folds of the labia majora has sweat and oil gland and also fats, while the thin cutaneous folds of the labia minora have no sweat gland or fat, but has oil glands. The labia majora also contain some pubic hair, which is absent in the labia minora.

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