Green’s Dictionary of Slang

notch n.1

1. the vagina.

[UK]Middleton No Wit or Help like a Womans (1657) I ii: The Widow’s Notch shall lie open to you.
[UK] ‘On the Praise of Fat Men’ in Wardroper (1969) 215: In winter morning you might catch— / Her hand on cod, he fingering notch.
[UK]Select Quaeries 2 10: [Whether] the Barber miss’d the Wenches Rump out of love to her Notch, or respect of saving charges in the Law.
[UK] ‘The Turnep Ground’ in Farmer Merry Songs and Ballads (1897) I 224: Zounds, Landlords, send but in your Wifes, / We’ll scow’r off all their Notches.
[UK]H. Howard Choice Spirits Museum 91: There’s Ned of York [...] Who hates the Scotch, And loves a N---h.
[UK]Grose Classical Dict. of the Vulgar Tongue.
[UK]H.T. Potter New Dict. Cant (1795).
[UK]Lex. Balatronicum.
[UK]Egan Grose’s Classical Dict. of the Vulgar Tongue.
[UK] ‘The Mouthful’ in Cuckold’s Nest 13: A lecherous old foggy, who lived very near, / [...] He’d not tasted knotch for ten years, you must know.
[UK] ‘The Shitten End Of A Brick’ in Gentleman’s Spicey Songster 46: She wouldn’t let him have a bit of notch, alas, / But when they were in bed, she turn’d to him her ...
[UK] ‘La Rose d’Amour’ in Pearl 9 Mar. 9: Another was made to hold one [i.e. penis] in her hand, the head just without the lips of her love notch.
[UK]‘Walter’ My Secret Life (1966) III 451: My hand roved about her bum, belly, and notch.
[UK]‘Voluptuous Night’ in Cabinet of Venus 34: Inch by inch of its firm, stiff, nervous substance was uncovered by her receding notch.
[UK]‘Ramrod’ Nocturnal Meeting 40: Having worked my cock into her still narrow notch [etc].

2. (Aus.) a pocket.

[Aus]C. Crowe Aus. Sl. Dict. 53: Notch, a pocket.

3. (US, also notch girl) a prostitute or sexually promiscuous woman.

[US] (ref. to 1910) D. Maurer ‘Lingo of the Good People’ AS X:1 18/2: notch or notch girl. A prostitute.
[Aus]J. Hibberd Dimboola (2000) 81: The most notorious notch in the neighbourhood.
[Scot]T. Black Ringer [ebook] n.p.: What the losers down the Boneyard would call ‘well worth forty wanks’. What I call a good notch.

In compounds

notch house (n.) (also notch-joint) [house n.1 (1)/joint n. (1)]

(US) a brothel.

[US]J.J. Finerty Criminalese.
[US]J. O’Connor Broadway Racketeers 65: That rat gets pinched in a notch joint raid.
[US]S.J. Perelman in Marschall That Old Gang o’ Mine (1984) 139: Low boozing-kens in Limehouse Reach and evil notch joints in Port Said.
[US]‘Boxcar Bertha’ Sister of the Road (1975) 178: A notch house is a place of business and the customer must be satisfied.
[US]N. Algren Never Come Morning (1988) 45: I’d [...] start me up a notch-joint with the sisters, bigger’n the barber’s, ’n Father Francis’d be pimpin’ by the Nort’western tracks for me.
[US]Monteleone Criminal Sl. (rev. edn) 163: notch house A whore house.
[US]H. Gold Man Who Was Not With It (1965) 277: He told me that Nancy ran a notch-house.
[US]Ragen & Finston World’s Toughest Prison 810: notch house – house of prostitution. notch joint – house of prostitution.
[Can](con. 1920s) O.D. Brooks Legs 92: There were four girls in the large front room of the notch joint when the madam bade us welcome.
[US](con. 1940s–60s) Décharné Straight from the Fridge Dad.
[US]W. Keyser ‘Carny Lingo’ in http://goodmagic.com 🌐 Notch Joint [...] After hours, an empty wagon or joint may be a temporary place of business where local prostitutes with extra energy service carnies with extra cash.
notch moll (n.) (also notch girl) [moll n. (2)/SE girl]

(US Und.) a prostitute.

[US]Monteleone Criminal Sl. (rev. edn) 163: notch girl A prostitute [...] notch moll A female inmate of a house of ill repute.