pussyache en · NOUN
Etymology
From pussy + ache.
Meanings
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(slang, vulgar) A pain or ache in the vagina and or vulva, particularly due to sexual arousal.
Towering in front of her with those fuck-me, chiseled facial features and more muscles than an anatomy textbook. Who the hell did he think he was? Giving her the most confusing pussyache of a lifetime.
2023, Paige Garnet, chapter 7, in Engraved: A Gargoyle x Human Novella, independently published, →ISBN:“You’re either going to have to stop screwing me so hard . . .” I smirked at Jake, “ . . . or you’re going to have to buy me a rubber ring. These chairs aren’t good for pussyache.” “Pussyache?” Jake scoffed knowing exactly what I was doing. “Tell me how you have pussyache when I just fucked your arse into another continent?”
2015, D.H. Sidebottom, chapter 29, in Conviction: Devine, Book 2, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, →ISBN:Eyes. Orgasms. Dick. All were easily forgettable. Right? Wrong. She didn’t need this headache. Or was pussyache more appropriate?
2018, Evelyn Moreau, chapter 4, in Snow and Seduction, independently published:
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| pussy ache | alternative | lexicographic | |
| pussy-ache | alternative | lexicographic | |
| pussyaches | Number=Plur | lexicographic |