Citations:cuntling

English citations of cuntling

Noun: "(slang, vulgar, derogatory) a female regarded with contempt"

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• c. 1809 — William Hickey, memoirs written 1808-1810, re-printed in Memoirs of William Hickey (ed. Peter Quennell), Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd (1975), →ISBN, page 190:

  Jerry replied, "Why, you must know just before we left Old Harbour, I one night got hold of a little bitch of a cuntling about so high (putting his hand to his own hip), who damn her eyes, pretended to be a maidenhead. […]

• 1967 — Hal Travers, Voyage Sixty-Nine, Dorset Publishing Co. (1967):

  She thought her precious little cuntling was getting croaked.

• 1988 — Rick Dade, Execution Night, Berkley (1988), →ISBN:

  […] You and your cuntling wife will serve me in hell forever."

• 1995 — Mark Amerika, Sexual Blood, University of Alabama Press (1995), →ISBN, page 84:

  "Come my little cuntling!" Dearest J! Let's eat this smelly luscious world of innate corruption!! […]

• 2005 — EminemsRevenge, Jew Girl, Shakespeare sans Co. (2005), →ISBN, page 48:

  Carey was formulating a picture of this little cuntling who she called Heather in his mind's eye, and it was none too flattering.

• 2007 — Robin D. Gill, Octopussy, Dry Kidney & Blue Spots: Dirty Themes from 18-19c Japanese Poems, Paraverse Press (2007), →ISBN, page 417:

  Trailed by cuntlings, three or four,

  A beautiful woman called a whore

• 2010 — David J. Schow, "Obsequy", in The Dead That Walk: Flesh-Eating Stories (ed. Stephen Jones), Ulysses Press (2010), →ISBN, pages 89-90:

  It was even more of a kick to hold her by the throat and fuck her until she croaked, the stuck-up little cuntling.