cuntiness

English

Etymology

From cunty +‎ -ness.

Noun

cuntiness (uncountable)

1. (vulgar, now especially LGBTQ) The state or quality of being cunty.
   • 1969, Myles Eric Ludwig., Golem: A Hero for Our Time, page 192:

     This one was a ball-cutter; give her an opening and she'd plunge the knife of her cuntiness into the heart of your sensitivity faster than Superman changes costumes.

   • 2006, Pat Mulligan., The Life and Times of a Hollywood Bad Boy, page 337:

     In my message, I spewed out all of the anger I had built up over the years – years of her bitchy, instigating and deliberate acts of cuntiness.

   • 2014, Babe Walker., Psychos: A White Girl Problems Book, page 208:

     Gen and I began a tradition of slapping each other, based on our own private Fujita scale of cuntiness. If either of us was...an F-5 Bitch Storm, the other would slap her as hard as humanly possible.