cooch
- noun
- /kuːtʃ/
- Offensive
- The magazine article humorously referred to her cooch in the context of women's health.
Examples
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I call this the "Cooch Cam," but I'm open to suggestions.
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Yeah, you regret it... you weren't the one who got mayo in your cooch.
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We're getting in the cooch, my girl.
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Right up into her cooch... and stay there.
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Yeah, give the dream a shot before reality kicks me in the cooch.
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Because their coochies are fresh for all us men.
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Ain't it about time for you to get into that cooch dance?
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No offense, but last time I saw her, she pretended to trip and grabbed my cooch for balance.
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She probably rubs Fancy Feast on her cooch and lets them all go to town.
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She didn't feel comfortable discussing her cooch openly with her friends.
Synonyms
A rude informal word for a woman's private parts
A vulgar old word for a woman's private parts that is now offensive
A rude word for a woman's private parts
Hair or private parts between a woman's legs
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cooch may come from the slang coochie, which grew from the playful phrase coochie-coo, a kind of 'baby talk', and from the old show name hoochie-coochie, a 'sexy dance'. That's why cooch became a crude word for the female genitals.