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vulva

Female external genitalia. Two folds of fleshy tissue, the labia majora and labia minora, extend downwards from the clitoris to surround the entrances to the urethra and the vagina.



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Poet: And all that is left is to sup on alcohol Then fall blunt upon the Muse, her softness, Muse: Like any supercilious bastard, Poet: Believing intellect makes poetry of every orgasm, To revive Irving Layton, and ask, with Pound, Muse: 'Hast thou found a nest softer than cunnus Or hast thou found better rest.
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was often used in the Renaissance to pun on the female pudenda, cunnus, and he suggested that the proximity of the rabbit to the pudenda of Venus in Piero's painting is a similar reference.
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