cuntal

English

Etymology

From cunt +‎ -al.

Adjective

cuntal (comparative more cuntal, superlative most cuntal)

1. (vulgar) Of or relating to a cunt; vaginal.
   • 1989, Andrea Dworkin, Pornography: Men Possessing Women, page 213:

     He likes the deep crimson of "the inner cuntal area."

   • 2002, Inga Muscio, Cunt: A Declaration of Independence, page 73:

     If anybody else is of the mind to explore your cuntal regions with their digits, make goddamn sure they keep their nails clipped and hands clean too.

   • 2003, Ray Gordon, Sexual Service, page 105:

     Crude, debased, cleavage, cuntal, anal, oral . . . any kind of sex would do!

   • 2006, Jeff Charles, Ultimate Vibrations, page 92:

     ... he kissed her moist crack and then he parted her puffy love lips with his thumbs and slipped his tongue inside her honeypot to lap up her cuntal juices.