NameThat Body Part
 

OK, ladies!
We all know the words used...cunt, twat, pussy, etc....some are ok, some are gross...some just can't be used in mixed company without shocked looks, so....here's the deal
We need a new word!! It can be a made-up one or maybe one that normally would be used for some other object, but could apply to our wonderous cuntwapussy :lol:
The first 20 posts after this will be suggested words. After that we will vote.
Winner of the favorite word gets a pack of 4 Angiedawg original notecards :thumbsup:
We need a cut-off, so let's say by November 30th? Get those thinking strap-ons on and name that body part!

I've always disliked the words you mentioned in your post, mainly because most are used in a derogatory way. The word I use --and like-- is punani (pronounced poo -nah -nee). :)

fuzzy snapdragon :)

anything that uses any reference to hair (as in fuzzy) is useless to the large population of women who remove the hair from their naughty bits :)

eh, I don't otherwise have any suggestions, unfortunately.

i think the most important thing, is that we have words that easily come out of the mouth whilst getting busy. As in, sexoring and stuff.

I call mine my snoochie-coochie, or just snooch or cooch, or coochie, or snoochie...

Just depends...

I have heard it referred to once as a wet-cave.

I like front crack. Not dirty or derrogotary. I think it is the term I used as a child, for example: "Mom! I started growing hair on my front crack!"

I don't know if I ever really said that, but it worked for an example.

spunk skip:-)

sure that is a lil derogatory in some women's eyes.

flower...i just call mine the centre of my universe.lol

but my all time favourite has to be Muff!

I use the always unimaginative hoohoo

Hubby likes the term - Hooha. Close enough. I like it too.

I had this conversation with my boyfriend a while back. He started throwing out some ridiculous metaphors and names. My favorite was "the oven," because then we could use the phrase "You just preheated my oven," meaning "you just made me really horny." It makes me laugh, but doesn't break the mood. Heh. (At least for me.)

what about something like southern lass... that way you can talk about it in public and not get too embarrassed around other people... or maybe not. I don't know, not very sexy is it though?

I was going to suggest hooha. haha

I also like cookie :)

i like yoni - its Hindu derived and far from derogitory, becuase it is sacred just like the lingham (penis)

----------------- fanny

My ex used to call it "Mine". Big dork. As in "I'm gonne get some of mine tonight." But, it worked for both of us. :lol: It's still Mine.

We use HooHoo at work a lot. We have to examine that part sometimes on dogs and cats and it works much better to say "We need to check out Spot's HooHoo".

I pretty much just call it a "giner". Sort of slang for vagina. I have also heard it called a front butt.

In real life I call it a cunt. On line I call it my "lady bits"

I'm liking the giner though... Reminds me of what they'd call it up North. haha

^_^

I occasionally use "cootch", likely derived from "hootchie cootch" or some such thing. However, I'm not sure I'd want to use that in a moment of passion....

Heh, just remembered my little sister used to call it her garage, because she couldn't say crotch. LOL. Definitely not a moment of passion choice, but funny.

Ok, instead of the first 20, I'll put everything up on November 1, regardless of number!Since some have the same names, the 'winning name' goes to the first one who posted it :)

My favorite (from Tom Robbins' Still Life With Woodpecker) is peachfish, though I recall also reading peachclam once.

My freshman year roommates and I said that men who gave us oral sex "went to Chinatown," and any kind of sex play was called "going downtown." Getting really great/vigorous/explosive/marathon/enthusiastic sex was always described as "going all the way to Battery Park!" I think downtown really works for mixed company too:

"Excuse me for a moment, I have to step out and check on something downtown."
"It was a great date, but we had to end things early because of storms downtown."

Along the lines of hoohoo...I go with woowoo.

However, for some reason cunny (which I got from a Ken Follett book) struck me as an interesting twist on it.

I still like "nether regions" for some reason. It cracks me up.

"Makes me feel all tingly in my nether regions."

Cunny is nice too... hmmm

a guy friend of mine just refered to it as "The Man Breaker" and I died laughing.

Soon as I get a poll thingy, I'll put it up and see what happens!

I would have voted for yoni, but it wasn't a choice.

me too. Voted for punani (is poon-tane a derivitive of that?).

^^ I had a friend from Hawaii who used the term. I've also heard it used in Northern California quite a bit. I liked it so much better than the normally used terms, plus it just sounds fun and sexy and tasteful.

As far as poontang being a derivative of punani, I really couldn't be sure. I think poontang is more Southern in origin.

words like punani and yoni feel yucky to me... like my bits should listen to rhythmic chanting, smell like inscence and work in a new age shop.

:D

Well, I'm definitely not a new-ager, not by any stretch of the imagination...

I just dislike how certain words that refer to the females or the female body are used to denote weakness, or as a put-down for males. It seems funny (and not in a humorous way) to me that some men would use female body parts as derogatory insults, when those same parts are responsible for their arrival on this earth, or are what they spend half their lives thinking about. Punani just seemed like a positive word that women could use to refer to their parts. I'm always looking for new words that have a feel-good sound to them (some are in this thread) so ....

I've always called it my pootie, but my current bf is fond of punani which I am ok with.

My hubby calls it his "Woobie" like the kid's security blanket in "Mr. Mom". I dunno if I'd vote for that one, but it makes me either laugh or roll my eyes (depending on the situation, lol)

I'm usually too embarassed to use a name for it when talking with my boyfriend. It makes me feel ridiculous, even with a man I've been with for a long time. I usually just say something like "y'know ... down there?" I also don't really like to talk about things to do with "it". For example, when I'm on my period I'm hesitant to speak the words and will usually try to get him to understand what I mean without having to say it, like "We can't do anything tonight, I'm kind of ... you knowing ... down there."

With my girlfriends though, I use all sorts of awful and funny words for it. Now that I think about it, it seems silly to be embarassed to talk about it with my boyfriend and not with my girl friends, since they're not the ones I'm sleeping with.

My "puddie." Don't know where that came from but I like it :-)
Maybe it was from the Tweety and Sylvester cartoons, lol.

i call it a pussy but my boyfriend calls it a guff?! well when hes talking dirty he'll call it a pussy but a guff?!?

guff? heehee that's a new one to me. I couldn't imagine that being said in mid heat.

Well...it's been called pretty, pinky, num num....

My roommate just started calling her woman regions her "delicates"... hehe. :)

i try not to call mine anything! haha
punani works for me

OMG, I thought I was going to be the only one with that suggestion. From "putah" the spanish slang for "slut."

When I was lots younger, it was "co-pah-tee."

Now I use the term "pussy."

I also like "lady business," which I heard on SNL during a fake commercial for Woomba. "It cleans my business, my <i>lady</i> business."

My Mom and Grandma call it that and I used to think it meant your butt! I was a little surprised to find that it wasn't. I'm not sure why but it seemed to the 5-year-old me like something you should call your butt. :lol:

I've called mine all kinds of things, but my favorite is "the jewel in my lotus." I've used it since I did a research paper on the lotus in high school.

As far as i know that's a slang term that's used in australia - I learned this -- not once but twice.. the hard way - first time I was out with some aussie colleagues... in sydney and I made a comment about how only a tourist would be caught dead wearing a fanny pack... the look of utter shock i got was funny...

I didn't learn...

a week or so later, I was in the customer site, and was rather appalled that a male exec swatted a secretary on the bum as she walked by... I said this to someone else - only i didn't use the word bum, I used the word fanny... they were shocked - apparantly hitting on the bum was ok behavior - elsewhere was not.. they finally explained to me what fanny meant...

I use giner as well.