gunt
n.— «I always liked “gunt”…you know that second stomach that women get…it’s below the gut and above the cunt. if you watch closely you’ll notice that when one of these women talk thier gunts move…simply mesmerizing.» —“Re: Have You Seen My Mangina?” by Sr. burns Usenet: alt.graffiti Dec. 16, 1999. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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