pussy
- noun
- /ˈpʌsi/
- Offensive
- If it has big tits, a tight pussy, and focus: I'm happy.
- get some pussy
- fuck pussy
- eat pussy
I'd be like my neck, my back, my pussy and my crack.
- I'd be like my neck, my back, my pussy and my crack.
- Like the flavour, bro, if pussy only tasted like that.
- He should have stuck with dog catcher because we know they don't grab pussies now.
- Well, mostly tattoos near girls, pussies, but still it is.
- Ron DeSantis wanted one around like teen girls, pussies inside of them.
- And he's throwing up outside because her pussy smelt A mackerel.
- One that's called Pussy juice truffle butter.
Examples
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Don't be such a fucking pussy.
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Who's the pussy now, huh?
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I'd be like my neck, my back, my pussy and my crack.
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Not one of these pussies has been washed in a week!
Fiction book (1993) -
In a private conversation, she used the word pussy to refer to her female anatomy.
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The song's lyrics included the word pussy to express sensuality openly.
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He used the term pussy in a vulgar manner during the discussion about sexual health.
Synonyms
A very rude word for female sex organs
A rude word for a woman's private parts
The outer parts of a woman's genitals
A rude word for a woman's private parts
A slang rude word for a woman's private area
A rude word for a woman's private parts
A British rude word for a woman's private parts
Parts on the outside of a woman's body used for sex and birth
The outer sexual parts of a female body
A vulgar old word for a woman's private parts that is now offensive
A rude word for a woman's private parts
The outer sex organs of a woman or girl, called the vulva
The outer private parts of a girl or woman
Compounds
How Vulgar
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember the vulgar sense of pussy is that people used the pet-name puss for women and then began using it for the 'female genitals', so the word moved from 'cat' to that meaning.