Sensual words for female genetalia?

[Carnevil9]

I've heard the term gatita (which I believe is Spanish for "little cat") and punani (which I'm guessing is Jamaican or Hawaiin).

 

[Eilan]

from urbandictionary.com...

vertical bacon sandwich

Mmmm. . . bacon.

 

[MadWriter]

You could try a couple of descriptive words instead of a one-word name ... like ...

swollen lips ... wet folds ... soft opening ... weeping hole ... whatever seems to hit the spot at the time.

 

[analgirl69]

Sorry didn't mean to post cheers

Thank you.

 

[bailadora]

Fuck a duck! Spammers are out in force tonight. Reported for multiple spam messages.

 

[LadyVer]

^FIt'suck a duck! Spammers are out in force tonight. Reported for multiple spam messages.

I feel like a spam war has been declared on Lit. Geeze. Little spammy bastards!

 

[NippleMuncher]

^Fuck a duck! Spammers are out in force tonight. Reported for multiple spam messages.

Baila, you may want to edit your post, since our awesome mods removed the offensive spam and you're now directing to an innocent bystander.

 

[Noor]

flower is probably the nicest, and kind of descriptive as it opens

Like a Victorian platter lily that opens only at night, first pink and then white.

 

[Lord Pmann]

I like the word cockwallet. Others seem to like it as well, usually in the context of me calling someone that. But if you take the time to break up the two words and look at their deeper meaning, it means vagina.

 

[Lord Pmann]

I would normally put a disclaimer, but I love the thought of someone trying to use that in their writing.

 

[Lord Pmann]

Cock Wallet really IS amazing on MANY levels, however... let's give it a little spin in this scenario... "Oh yeah, I love your tight, wet, cock wallet" or perhaps... "mmm yeah.... spread that cock wallet for me baby"

Umm.... I think I'll stick with the C bomb.

Oh, and I can make it sound sexy. You'll see.

 

[erotica_n_s]

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How about "yoni"?

I quite like that word... well, at least in the context of a written erotic story...

Then again, I'm originally from India, and the word "yoni" originates from India... I don't know if it would work in other contexts, though...





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