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膣【ちつchitsu】腟

noun:

  • vagina
壷洗い【つぼあらいtsuboarai】壺洗い

noun:

  • individually "washing" a partner's fingers or toes in one's vagina (esp. as a service at a soapland) - slang ➜ ソープランド
陰道【いんどうindou】

noun:

  • vagina
  • love-making technique
マンコMANKO・まんこmanko Inflection

noun:

  • vagina; cunt; pussy - vulgar

noun / ~する noun:

  • fucking; screwing - vulgar - slang
めこmeko《女子》メコMEKO

noun:

  • vagina - archaism - slang
  • girl ［めこ］
オナカップONAKAPPU

noun:

  • artificial vagina - From German "Onanie" or English "cup"
バギナBAGINA・ワギナWAGINA・ヴァギナVUAGINA・ウァギナUAGINA

noun:

  • vagina - From Latin
おまんこomanko・おめこomeko Inflection

noun:

  • vulva; vagina; female genitalia - vulgar - slang

~する noun:

  • to have sexual intercourse; to screw - vulgar - slang
ワレメちゃんWAREMEchan・われめちゃんwaremechan

noun:

  • vulva; slit; cunt; vagina; twat - vulgar
べべbebe

noun:

  • clothes - children's language - female language
  • female genitals; vagina ➜ へへ
  • calf
窪【くぼkubo】凹

noun:

  • hollow; cavity; sunken place
  • vagina; female genitalia - archaism
へへhehe

interjection:

  • heh-heh; hee-hee; ha ha

noun:

  • female genitals; vagina; vulva - archaism
割れ目☆【われめwareme】破れ目・割目irr.・破目irr.

noun:

  • chasm; interstice; crevice; crack; cleft; split; rift; fissure - not ワレメ
  • vulva; slit; cunt; vagina; twat - vulgar - slang

彼kareはha割れ目waremeをwoパテPATEでdeふさいだfusaida。 He stopped up the crack with putty.

名器【めいきmeiki】

noun:

  • rare utensil; famous article
  • famed musical instrument (e.g. a Stradivarius)
  • excellent vagina; formidable vulva - vulgar

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