pussyman

English

Etymology

From pussy +‎ -man.

Noun

pussyman (plural pussymen)

1. (colloquial) A great male lover.
   • 1990, Douglas E. Foley, Learning capitalist culture: deep in the heart of Tejas, page 75

     She told me about her family problems and her "honey" (boyfriend) who "shot blanks" (was infertile) but was a real "pussyman" (good lover).

   • 2008, Dana Milbank, Homo politicus: the strange and barbaric tribes of the beltway, link:

     Clinton — affectionately described as a "pussyman" by his friend and confidant Vernon Jordan — survived the resulting impeachment

   • 2009, Richard C. Russell, An Old Man's Obsession, page 231:

     “Don't you mean your husband, the pussyman?

Translations

colloquial: great lover

• Finnish: panomies (fi)
• Spanish: macho (es) m, machorro m

See also

• casanova
• lothario

Anagrams

• man pussy, man-pussy