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Sundae 03-08-2007 02:49 PM
Nah - in that case I'd rather just have the ones Dwellars know personally.

Spexxvet 03-08-2007 02:57 PM
Pineapple

King 03-08-2007 03:18 PM
Clunge.

Griff 03-08-2007 03:31 PM
Sundae isn't catching a break on that filter today.

Sheldonrs 03-08-2007 03:33 PM
I found this at the urban dictionary site. It explains the beaver analogy. ;)

Beaver

A furry mammal that feeds off wood.

Elspode 03-08-2007 04:24 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveDallas (Post 321390)
Are you sure they weren't saying "No! No!" ??
I'm not allowed to solicit coven girls. I'm not that kind of priest. I leave that to the Catholics.

footfootfoot 03-08-2007 04:55 PM
Jelly roll
Peachfish
kitty
"that special place"
"there" (as opposed to: it, these, and those)

barefoot serpent 03-08-2007 05:05 PM
the vertical smile

Trilby 03-08-2007 05:53 PM
Bajingo (that's what Elliot on Scrubs calls it)

DucksNuts 03-08-2007 07:54 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Spexxvet (Post 321438)
Pineapple
:eyebrow: ???

Front Bum

Bunta

Woofledoo

Flange

spooge receptacle

vagootz

Woozie

Happy Monkey 03-08-2007 09:57 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy Monkey (Post 321405)
I'll make a note for myself. I've got a dictionary of profanity at home...
Nothing definitive, but a possibility is that it's...
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wicked Words by Hugh Rawson
... derived from beard, since beaver (meaning the pelt of the dam-building animal) is slang for beard, and beard has referred to the female pubic hair as well as male facial hair since at least the seventeenth century.
...
Thus, beaver also is shorthand for beaver hat, and hat is another old byword for the female genitals ("hat," according to Grose, "because frequently felt"). Again, a nickname for the beaver (animal) is flat tail, and TAIL is a very old word for the female genitals (Chaucer used it in this sense in the fourteenth century). Moreover, small furry animals often serve as metaphors for the female genitals.
...

monster 03-08-2007 11:04 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy Monkey (Post 321536)
Nothing definitive, but a possibility is that it's...
During my research.... I found comments that the slang for beard is Belvoir (pronounced Beaver) but I couldn't find out why

It seems there is no definitive answer -which just makes it the best term ever. Slang with no discerable origin but with an international understanding rocks :lol:

Aliantha 03-08-2007 11:08 PM
tunnel

minge

scruff

twat

monster 03-08-2007 11:22 PM
Potential Future Fanny Euphemisms
 
Britney (Male counterpart -Britney Spear)

Paris (Male counterpart - Hilt In)

Baghdad

Gitmo

Global Warming




...oh and one I hate but heard in the UK -Fairy.

Sundae 03-09-2007 03:56 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy Monkey (Post 321536)
Thus, beaver also is shorthand for beaver hat, and hat is another old byword for the female genitals ("hat," according to Grose, "because frequently felt").
Rhyming slang also raises its head here. Beaver hat = twat

Reminds me of a line in a League of Gentlemen sketch, "My wife has a fanny like a bear-trapper's hat."
Which I took to mean warm, hairy, and with very large flaps.


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