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noun Slang: Vulgar.
1.
sexual intercourse with a woman.
2.
Offensive. a woman regarded as a sexual object.
Origin:
1925–30, Americanism; said to be < Limba (West Atlantic language of Sierra Leone) puntuŋ vagina, though the late documentation of the E word makes such an orig. questionable; French putain prostitute, often cited as the source, accounts precisely for neither the phonetics nor the sense
1925–30, Americanism; said to be < Limba (West Atlantic language of Sierra Leone) puntuŋ vagina, though the late documentation of the E word makes such an orig. questionable; French putain prostitute, often cited as the source, accounts precisely for neither the phonetics nor the sense
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Poontang
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Word Origin & History
poontang
c.1910, probably via New Orleans Creole, from Fr. putain "prostitute," from O.Fr. pute "whore," probably from fem. of V.L. *puttus (cf. O.It. putta "girl"), from L. putus, with derogatory sense. But also possibly from O.Fr. put, from L. putidus "stinking" on notion of the "foulness" of harlotry, or for
EXPANDmore literal reasons (among the 16c.-17c. slang terms for "whore" in Eng. were polecat and fling-stink). Shortened form poon is recorded from 1969.
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