Green’s Dictionary of Slang

1. (also gajoungas, gayumbas, gazonkas, gazoongas, gazungas) the female breasts, usu. large.

1967–8		Baker et al. CUSS 123: Gajoungas The female breasts. [Ibid.] 124: Gayumbas The female breasts.
1978		Ramis, Kenney & Miller Animal House [film script] Look at those gazongas.
1992		R.G. Barrett White Shoes 16: Five days [...] perving on Crystal Link’s magasonic gazonkas.
1997		Roger’s Profanisaurus in Viz 87 Dec. n.p.: gazungas n. Large breasts.
2003		O. Davis ‘Hard-Boiled Eggs is Tense’ Pt 5 on N.Y. Times 🌐 Maybe it was her I’s, maybe it was the way her skin covered her entire body, maybe it was her gazonkas.
2005		K. Huff A Steady Rain I ii: She turned toward me, no top on, the baby glommed on to gazunga number two.
2007		L. Redhead Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘I have to ask, darling, are those fucking gazoongas real? [...] ’ He put a breast in each hand and weighed them up.
2015		Guardian 15 Feb. 🌐 What distinguishes female humans from other animals, though, is the distinct way our body distributes our padding: no other primate has full-time gazongas, for example.

2. the male breasts.

2001		blueflower.org 26 June 🌐 I’ve seen fat man bitch tits before, but this pair were just plain scary. These were gazongas a woman would be proud of.
2002		W. Borden ‘La Pétaudière’ in Libido mag. 🌐 Her applesauce is my appetizer. My chingus? Chow down! She bites my bologna and mangles my masher. She bruises my bratwurst. She schnitzels my wiener. She gallimaufries my gazongas.