dine at the Y

English

Etymology

From the shape of the mons pubis and vulva when viewed from the front. Possibly derived from the expression the Y (“YMCA”).

Pronunciation

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Verb

dine at the Y (third-person singular simple present dines at the Y, present participle dining at the Y, simple past and past participle dined at the Y)

  1. (slang) To perform cunnilingus.
    • 2015, Rachel Redhead, Curse-Breaker Origins - The Vampires: Debbie Fall, page 158:
      “Then let us have sex, right here next to her body. Let me dine at the Y now. I'm hungry for some girl juice.”
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