Green’s Dictionary of Slang

bumhole n.

1. the anus.

1866		E. Sellon Phoebe Kissagen 28: The duke having applied some spittle to her beautiful brown bum hole, easily guided in his long thin prick.
1879		‘Sub-Umbra, or Sport among the She-noodles’ in Pearl 2 Aug. 2: Wetting my finger in her luscious crack, I easily inserted it in her beautifully wrinkled brown bum-hole.
1881		Sins of the Cities of the Plain II 26: Our pricks soaked in each other’s well-lubricated bumholes.
1888–94		‘Walter’ My Secret Life (1966) I 19: We wondered [...] if the hole was near the bum hole, or where.
1898		‘Mary Suckit’ Yvonne 16: She succeeded in discerning the man’s legs and thighs, his bottom and bum hole.
1963		K. Williams Diaries 26 Feb. 209: I feel my stomach going out like a great swelling bumhole.
1987		S. King Misery (1988) 327: You can have a couple of loads of double-ought buck up your cockadoodie bumhole if you don’t get out of here!
1998		‘Bill E. Goodhead’ Nubile Treat 🌐 Her brother was pistoning her tight bum-hole, and his hands were giving her tits the finest workout she ever remembered getting.
2000		M. Manning Get Your Cock Out 10: She had fantasised about him [...] ravishing her bumhole through her knickers more than once.
2004		T. Winton ‘Sand’ in Turning (2005) 166: Frank [...] found himself peering at the dark squint of Max’s bumhole.
2011		S. Kelman Pigeon English 11: Your breath’s like a dog. Have you been licking bumholes again?
2017		New European 9-15 Nov. 21/2: Brexit will do to the economy what a five-chili [...] curry [...] does to your bumhole.
2017		T. Spicer Good Girl Stripped Bare 106: We date (ew, sounds like a dried fruit or a bumhole).

2. a despicable person.

1967		Oz 1 12/1: Ingrams loathed Son of Bumhole.
1997		P. Theroux Kowloon Tong 192: Betty was muttering ‘Bumhole’ as Bunt went through the house to see whether Wang had stolen anything.
2001		‘Sisqo’ in Guestbook on Robert Stubb’s homepage Stuff 1 Apr. 🌐 THIS SITE IS THE BIGGEST LOAD OF SHIT I HAVE SEEN SINCE BRITNEY SPEARS (SHE IS QUITE UGLY AND FUSSY AND ALWAYS HAS HER LEGS OPEN) BYE BUMHOLE.

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