"Ward, I think you were a little hard on the Beaver last night." --June Cleaver

"Nice beaver!"--Frank Drebin, The Naked Gun

What is the origin of 'beaver', anyone know?

Oh, and ham. WhereTF did that come from too?

I've never heard of a vagina being called a "ham," though I've used it as slang for a penis..."hocking the ham."

hoo-haa
coochie

baginer (buh-gIner)

Tuppence
Twinkle
Lady Garden
Front Bottom

Rubyfruit Jungle

The split lip

Tasty tunnel

upper(up her) lip

As in The Hoo-haa Monologues

Hoo-haa...she's got us all in check.

That sounds like a sandwich you'd get at Panera Bread.

fanny. (that's why us Brits called them bum bags rather than fanny packs)

The scene in "The Office" that explains that was hilarious.

Some of my former coven girls used to refer to it as "noo-noo" or "noonie". Possibly that should be spelled as "nunu".

I just always assumed it was a derivative of "numnum", since that's a pretty good way to say how *I* feel about 'em.

My theory on a pantied version of the beaver was that it looks broad and flat, like a beaver's tail, when caught it a fleeting glimpse.

As to the bare, furry variety, well...I think it has to do with the fur.