coynte n.
the vagina; also attrib.
Priapeia Ep. xxviii 28: Display to me your balls in all openess, I must call a tool a tool, a coynte a coynte. | ||
‘Voluptuous Night’ in Cabinet of Venus 10: All glorious Coynte! through every age and clime, / Thou reignest omnipotent. | ||
Sl. and Its Analogues. | ||
Anecdota Americana I 62: He discovered one day that his star had been selling her coynte (to use Burton’s elegantism), at a hundred dollars a screw. | ||
Anecdota Americana II 97: C stands for Coint-juice / That nectarine flow. |