cuntful
nounEtymology From cunt + -ful.
- Lowering his trousers to see the rest of his attributes, I weighed on the palm of my hand his heavy bag of love’s elixir, estimating in my mind how many cuntfuls its spacious chambers could afford me.1986, anonymous author, A Lady of Quality, Headline, published 1989, →ISBN, page 212:
- The bustle of our countrywomen around us, so ordinary and so oblivious, merely brightened our horror, and my first action was to take Mina to the station restaurant, where I urged two cuntsful of menstrual wine down her.2006, Wendy Swanscombe, Fresh Flesh, Nexus, →ISBN, page 69: