Word of the day - Bifkin
Well it isn't often I get bamboozled by a word but until last night I had never heard the word bifkin used in conversation. A gmail invite to the first blogger who can descibe to us in rich and velvety detail the definition of a...bifkin.
Guy In Charge Of Semantics
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posted by CB at 4/21/2006 05:22:00 pm
16 Comments:
Well I know what a blumpkin is.
5:47 pm NZST
Thank you 5.53 for that beautiful description, a gmail invite will be pushed out to you if you faxheidi@gmail.com with your email address - if you want it that is.
You could be bifkin@gmail.com
5.47, what's a blumkin?
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6:03 pm NZST
A tip of the hat to anyone who can slip bifkin into a client meeting or, even better, get it into a script.
6:25 pm NZST
technically:
per·i·ne·um Audio pronunciation of "perineum" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pr-nm)
n. pl. per·i·ne·a (-n)
1. The region between the scrotum and the anus in males, and between the posterior vulva junction and the anus in females.
1:21 pm NZST
Well this is 'creative'.
12:33 am NZST
Or in the plain english dictionary - n. the corridor between the front door and the back door.
8:57 am NZST
I was under the impression that the words 'winnit' and 'chode' were commonplace terminology for that fleshy region.
8:58 am NZST
They are. And of course they are much more conversational than Perineum. Just thought I'd throw it out there.
9:38 am NZST
I thought that Bifkin was a feminine term.
Definition: The bit of skin between the muck hole and the fuck hole where the crabs gather at full tide.
I believed the Male equivalent was called the Biffon.
I could be wrong.
10:54 am NZST
I was of the understanding that a chode was the term used to describe a penis that is as wide as it is long
11:16 am NZST
I thought that was a hollywood loaf.
11:37 am NZST
Where does this leave me?
10:17 pm NZST
bottom line is you're a giver or a taker.
9:23 am NZST
You guys must be younger than I thought if you're just finding this shit out.
2:08 pm NZST
Aren't winnits dags?
2:12 pm NZST
Winnits and mustangs are little imperfections on proofs.
12:01 pm NZST
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