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The c-word, 'cunt', is perhaps the most offensive word in the English language, and consequently it has never been researched in depth. A player drops a ball. He has fun inventing phrases such as "Father C-word", "C-word Eve", and "C-word Day", all attempts to highlight the absurdity of banning the word 'Christmas'. Greer exposed the systematic cultural sublimation of female sexuality, and specifically the sublimation of the vagina: Watch her ass get split in half! No user with such email exists in the database, please try again or contact support. Cunt is a channel drawing all towards it.

Keith Allen and Kate Burridge cite 'cundy' as an early variant of 'conduit', alongside 'cundit', 'kundit', and 'cundut'; they also suggest that 'channel', 'canell', 'canal', and 'kennel' are related to it. By contrast, she admits that the typical response from older women is somewhat less accepting: This attitude is instilled during childhood, as David Delvin notes: When men use it to insult other men, as Julia Penelope demonstrates, their usage is still inherently insulting to women: He gave a physiological explanation for the phenomenon, explaining that "[vaginal] contractions can suddenly turn into spasms which imprison the penis and cause it to swell up excessively".

The Russian 'kunka' describes two hands cupped together carrying water. She cautiously acknowledges the potential for feminist reclamation: Peter A Neissa describes it as "the most degrading epithet in English speaking culture" It has also been intentionally mis-spelt as "cund" Viz , Tim Healey cites 'fool's trap', 'venus fly trap', 'pencil sharpener', 'suck and swallow', 'fly cage', 'mousetrap', and 'cat' "that catches the mouse" , a lexicon of metaphors which presents the vagina as a place of no escape.

Hairy Pussy In Bikini. Matthew Parris once called 'cunt' "a word beginning with 'c', which I couldn't possibly repeat" Rod Liddle, , and in keeping with this is the commonest 'cunt' euphemism: Jonathon Green concurs that "the slang terms for the vagina outstrip any rivals, and certainly those for the penis [ Maureen Dowd notes the "different coloration" of 'pimp' and charts the transition of 'girl' "from an insult in early feminist days to a word embraced by young women". An illustration by Alfred Kubin is a clear example of this fear, depicting a man with an erection diving into an oversized vagina as if it were a swimming pool. Even then it is frequently still difficult to free the thickly swollen and dark-purple penis from its imprisonment".