treasure n.2
1. the vagina; cit. 2000 refers to the hymen or fig. virginity [a relatively rare positive image, also see treasure of love under treasure n.1 ].
Choise of Valentines (1899) 16: Hould wyde thy lapp, my louelie Danae, And entretaine [sic] this golden showre so free, That trikling falles into thy treasurie. | ||
Mad World (1640) III i: Fooles then are maides to locke from men that treasure, Which death will plucke, and never yeeld ’em pleasure. | ||
Scoffer Scoff’d (1765) 261: I’ll be so civil and so wise [...] To turn my back [...] And whilst your treasure you display / Turn my Calves-head another way. | ||
‘Advice to the Maidens of London’ in Bagford Ballads (1878) II 935: Nancy and Nell, of the Billings-gate Crew, / they’l Mortgage their secret Treasure. | ||
‘Kate’s Beauty’ in Pills to Purge Melancholy II 244: Her Belly’s a Hill of sweet Pleasure, / In Bush enclos’d lies the Treasure. | ||
in Pills to Purge Melancholy IV 66: Her Belly’s a Hill of Sweet Pleasure, In Bush enclos’d lies the Treasure. | ||
Man-Midwife Unmasqu’d 3: The Doctor then answer’d [...] Then start not when I shall search into your Treasure. | ||
Songs Comic and Satyrical 109: They’ve talk’d of my Treasure, they’ve call’d it a Gem, / To be sure so it is, but it is not for them. | ‘Mutual Love’||
Harris’s List of Covent-Garden Ladies 68: She scruples not to expose to public view her choicest treasure. | ||
Merry Muses of Caledonia (1965) 62: My Maggy has a treasure, / A hidden mine o’ pleasure . | ‘O Saw Ye My Maggy’||
Vocabula Amatoria (1966) 257: Trésor, m. 1. The female pudendum; ‘the treasure.’. | ||
In La-La Land We Trust (1999) 65: Man or boy wanted to fiddle with her treasure, he had to work for it. No quick and easy roll me over in the clover. | ||
Wizard of La-La Land (1999) 137: Any woman with two tits and a treasure can make practically any man sit up and beg for it like a puppy dog. | ||
🌐 She was always careful not to push in too far because she knew she had to save her treasure for her first client. | at www.asstr.org
2. the penis.
‘The Long Vacation’ in Merry Songs and Ballads (1897) IV 136: When Quality withdrew / To their Grotto’s of Pleasure, / And Ladies to the Wells, / To spend their Lord’s Treasure. | ||
‘Pressing, Caressing, & Keeping So Close’ Knowing Chaunter 23: Chloe blushed crimson, you well may be sure, / For she never had seen Lubin’s treasure before. |