What do YOU call your Vagina / Vulva ?

Hi to all, many thanks for your lines about my list.

1) yes cleanbean, vongola is a kind of clam, very good for spaghetti. How about yur Mrs. she likes vongola sound?

2) For curiouspatien, I like so much spaghetti alla puttanesca, here the recipe http://www.lospicchiodaglio.it/ricetta/spaghetti-puttanesca it mean many ingredients, you are right

3) Mona is a short form for Madonna, in ancient italian was for Lady referred to aristocratic woman. You know famous da Vinci's paint monna Lisa aka La Gioconda? http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gioconda . Funny woman your Mom.

Kisses.

L.

Master makes me say pussy because it embarrassed me

An update Theres a new name for my *down there* Its Pikachu 😄 😄

My pikachuu 😄

I mostly call mine my " lady parts "

It depends a lot on the circumstances. With my gyndoc I say vagina, which is the same word in Germany as in the US. With my husband he likes to make me talk about my Fotze, which you would translate with cunt or twat. I have to blush doing it but get wet at the same time. a very strange mixture. Actually most of my exlovers called it like that. When I talk about it with my friends I use a word, which means kitty and pussy same time called Muschi and sometimes I use Möse as well, which I have trouble to translate.

I call it my Kitty or Mona Lisa....I have no idea where Mona Lisa came from.

Maybe something to do with the smile? 😉

My pussy, my gooch, my cunt, my vagoo, or my pusu. I picked up "pusu" from my mom, which I just realized is probably a combination of pussy and tussu.

In medical situations I use vagina. With friends, it will get shortened to vag. With hubby, I use pussy, except when close to orgasm, cunt may be more appropriate.

Years ago there was a brand of douche called "Cupid's Quiver". There were a couple of sorority sisters who called their vaginas "quivers" because that is where Cupid puts his arrow. I have not heard this since, but now that I think about it, it does make sense. Plus it does not sound the least vulgar.

There were a couple of sorority sisters who called their vaginas "quivers" because that is where Cupid puts his arrow. I have not heard this since, but now that I think about it, it does make sense. Plus it does not sound the least vulgar.

It does indeed not sound vulgar at all. In fact, it somewhat resembles the archaic, but still correct word for a vagina in Dutch. In sex ed books for instance, one often encounters the neutral and older term for a vagina, which is a 'schede' - which means a sheath, as in - a sword is put into a sheath. The symbolism is the same - arrows or swords - put into a quiver or a sheath.

Vagina means sheath in Latin.

Vagina means sheath in Latin.

Well, there we go then ... common entomology, same concept, different sounding words ... wonderful and fascinating to discover how so many different cultures evolve from and mesh with each other.

When I'm with my boyfriend I call it my pussy, and he does too. In a medical contex, I refer to it as my vagina.

Wife and I use the name "moemfie" its afrikaans

My wife tends to disapprove of swearwords and "vulgar" terms so, unless in specific circumstances (heated sex) it's "vulva", "vagina", "penis", not "pussy" or "cock".

My friend always referred to hers as the "party house". Prior to the monthly visitor ending, the party house was either open or closed. She was not interested in vaginal play during the period time.

Interesting question.I've always thought that the words "cunt" and "twat" were derogatory, and prefer not to use them. My mom referred to it as my "po-po" (not "poo-poo"), and as I got a little older, used the correct term, vagina.I still call it my vagina, but, at times my pussy, or cunny. C.

I call mine "my kitty" when I'm being submissive, and I admit calling it "my cunt" when I'm being Domme.

Connie: My wife, like you, generally disapproves of vulgar words and would say "cunt" or "pussy" only during sex, basically (she finds it strangely appropriate to say "in my cunt now, please"). Otherwise she uses the anatomical terms: vulva for the outside, vagina for the inside.

I've called it my "cooley" since I was a child.

Miss Kitty

I call it a vagina or puss puss but my hubby calls it juicy fruit because he says I taste really sweet like fresh fruits

When I am talking to anyone but Doc I say vagina, and I say vagina if I am talking to him in a normal conversation, and yes believe it or not the word vagina comes up more often that one might think when Doctors and nurses talk, lol. However when we are talking about anything else beside medical issues if we are talking even the slightest bit on the naughty side then I call mine my pussy and so does he because it's a huge turn on, and I call his his cock, and so does he because again, it's a huge turn on. Medical professionals talking all dirty and naughty when they should be using proper medical terms. Mmmmm, gets me hot every single time.

Mashie

My wife most often refers to her vulva as her pussy, but when she's aroused it's usually her cunt.

She also calls it her fanny. To Americans, 'fanny' means ass, but in the UK it always means the vulva. So to be clear, when she asks me to finger her fanny, it's not her ass she's talking about. Americans who have spent any time in England might already know about the different meanings, but to others it might not be so obvious.

It's a good thing I speak American as well as English. 😁

My ex used to call her vagina, her fun factory

To Americans, 'fanny' means ass, but in the UK it always means the vulva. So to be clear, when she asks me to finger her fanny, it's not her ass she's talking about. Americans who have spent any time in England might already know about the different meanings, but to others it might not be so obvious.

Well now, that is something new I learned today. I wonder how recent the usage is in the UK? I ask because in both world wars, there was a British female volunteer nursing unit called the FANY, an abbreviation for First Aid Nursing Yeomanry and obviously the members would be called FANYs ... I always thought it cute the ladies had this name that sounded so much like bottom or derriere, I'm certain that many jokes were made with this.

But instead of a bottom it is apparently also a British colloquialism for a vulva ... very good indeed. But I suppose it wouldn't have had that connotation in 1907 when the FANYs were established? Or did it? Would have been awfully naughty back then I'd think.

Hello agracier My husband DrZ is right, I do call my pussy my "fanny" as well. I have heard lots of girls use the word like that. My mum says it too so it is not a recent thing.

I will ask my husband if he knows where the word came from.

Well now, that is something new I learned today. I wonder how recent the usage is in the UK? I ask because in both world wars, there was a British female volunteer nursing unit called the FANY, an abbreviation for First Aid Nursing Yeomanry and obviously the members would be called FANYs ... I always thought it cute the ladies had this name that sounded so much like bottom or derriere, I'm certain that many jokes were made with this.

But instead of a bottom it is apparently also a British colloquialism for a vulva ... very good indeed. But I suppose it wouldn't have had that connotation in 1907 when the FANYs were established? Or did it? Would have been awfully naughty back then I'd think.

It's an interesting question, but nobody seems to know the etymology surrounding the word 'fanny'. It has certainly been used as taboo slang for vulva for at least 50 years judging by the people who I've known use it with that meaning. While in the USA and Canada it refers to buttocks, in the UK and Australia (possibly other commonwealth countries too, but I can't be certain) it always means vulva. The different usage could result in uncomfortable misunderstandings.

The closest I've ever found to an explanation for the word is here -

http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=fanny

This would seem to date the use of the word 'fanny' for vulva much earlier than a mere 50 years ago - and if this is reliable evidence, why didn't it occur to someone that it might be embarrassing to name a specialist British female nursing unit the FANY? 😁

The vulva meaning has certainly been in common enough usage in England for at least the past 40 years. It was a word very frequently used during my school days, and it always, always meant vulva. Never buttocks.

When groups of young males in the UK hunt in packs for women in bars and nightclubs, they might make an unrefined comment that a particular establishment was "heaving with fanny" or as the less fortunate might say, "No fanny in there, mate". The usage of 'fanny' in these situations is clearly equivalent to using the word 'pussy', but in the UK the word fanny is what you would be more likely to hear.

As it is in the Australian vernacular...Fanny is pussy

I call it my lady parts If I'm talking nasty then its my pussy.