slit n.
1. with ref. to a woman.
(a) the vagina.
in Erotic Muse (1992) 2: The old wife got up for to take a long shit. (2x) / The God damned old sea crab grabbed her by the slit. | ||
Hesperides 47: Scobble for Whoredome whips his wife; and cryes, / He’ll slit her nose; [...] she replyes, / Good Sir, make no more cuts i’ th’ outward skin, / One slit’s enough to let Adultry in. | ‘Upon Scobble’||
Works (1739) 183: Some were for tender Virgins fit, / Some for the large salacious Slit / Of a rank Lady. | ‘Dildoides’ in Rochester & Others||
‘My Thing is my Own’ in Merry Songs and Ballads (1897) I 196: He talk’d of a slit I had above [my] Knee, / But I’ll have no Taylors to stitch it for me. | ||
Dialogue between a Married Lady and a Maid I: All this while I was out of myself, he put his Finger into the Slit. | ||
Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure (1985) 25: I twisted my thighs, squeezed, and compress’d the lips of that virgin-slit. | ||
Gentleman’s Bottle-Companion 3: The first was a Carpenter, he thought it fit, / With a rum-ti-dum, &c. / With a bonny broad axe to give it a slit. | ||
Nunnery Amusements 7: In her white hand a Dildoe stout she holds, / Ready to plunge into her Slit’s soft folds. | ||
Honest Fellow 154: And into the bargain I gave you the glim, / [...] /Tho’ my slit you examin’d, and look’d very grim. | ||
‘Sam Swipes’ Cuckold’s Nest 21: A tailor then came, with his needle so long, / And two balls of cotton to do the job strong, / He examined her opening, and quickly thought fit / To go to work at her, to stop up her ... | ||
‘My Thing Is My Own’ in Fake Away Songster in Spedding & Watt (eds) Bawdy Songbooks (2011) III 284: [as 1700] . | ||
Phoebe Kissagen 39: She, rolling her tongue first down one side of my slit and then down the other, then on the clitoris, then right inside, gave me joy inexpressible. | ||
‘Lady Pokingham’ in Pearl 2 Aug. 19: [...] fitting the bead of his pego into her slit, [she] soon pressed down so as to take in and quite cover the first inch of it. | ||
‘Experiences of a Cunt Philosopher’ in Randiana 66: Cunt, and what of it? A nasty, slimy, slobbery, slit, / Half-an-inch between arse and it. | ||
Town-Bull 19: A pego, that the thought of a new slit to raid, had lifted into a giant hard. | ||
Forbidden Fruit n.p.: My hand was groping to get a finger in her slit. | ||
Life & Amours (1967) I 59: My slit is on fire — come Clarence, drive your delicious pego into my vitals. | ||
Lustful Memoirs of a Young and Passionated Girl 39: While he was rubbing the head of his staff in my slit I told him it felt good. | ||
Roofs of Paris (1983) 169: Some of them have cunts as big as your hat and some of them have little slits. | ||
Howard Street 179: When that White lady’s ready, a [...] chick can stick a pepperoni up her slit for all I care. | ||
Faggots 322: He is fucking a Woman, his prick is in her slit. | ||
Pay for Play Cheerleaders 🌐 He made sloppy, slurpy noises as he sucked and licked her shiny slit, slicking and sliding his tongue up and down, then twirling it on Chrissie’s clit. | ||
Nubile Treat 🌐 He set the swollen knob of his cock at the lips of her slit and shoved it in. | ||
Tattoo of a Naked Lady 222: I steered my cockhead inside her slit. |
(b) a derog. term for a woman.
Pittsburgh Courier (PA) 22 Aug. 7/6: Slit — (a boy or girl). | ||
(con. 1944) Naked and Dead 239: There’s just two ingredients to have a good [party], enough to drink and some willing slits. | ||
🎵 My God, Madge . . . you voluptuous New York City slit. | ‘Bwana Dik’||
(con. 1949) True Confessions (1979) 7: The Sliced-Up Slit Case [...] The Missing Clit Caper. | ||
Plainclothes Naked (2002) 185: Iell you the truth, I wish the slit would come back now. |
2. (also sliteye) a derog. term for an Asian or East Asian person; thus slit-eyed adj. [the supposed shape of their eye].
Now thrive the Armourers 58: ‘I wonder what slit-eyed yellow basket will be kipping in my sleeping-bag to-night,’ growled a burly lance-corporal. | ||
Riverslake 202: You mean the slit-eyes? | ||
🎵 I fell in love with a slit-eyed lady. | ‘Every Picture Tells a Story’||
Runnin’ Down Some Lines 57: The most common target for pejorative stereotyping is the shape of an Asian person’s eyes. This is seen in [...] slants, slant eyes, slits. | ||
Donnybrook [ebook] ‘Up yours, slit-eye. Ain’t telling you shit!’. |
In compounds
(US) the penis.
Memoirs of Madge Buford 133: I squirmed off my still stuck up slit-sticker. |