cupboard n.
1. the vagina.
![]() | Wits Paraphras’d 78: And think you such a senseless Lubbard / Can prize the Treasure of your Cup-board. |
2. the stomach; thus v. cupboard, to digest.
![]() | Satirist (London) 5 Aug. 250/4: ‘I’ll give it you where you cupboard your grub, blessed if I don’t, and no mistake’. | |
![]() | Spirit of the Times (N.Y.) 5 Nov. 421: Bell buttons [...] marked the graceful outward sweep of his ‘cupboard.’. |