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Sex and Language "Reltney" is archaic slang for "peni&." "Hockey" is archaic slang for "semen." "Amy-John" is archaic slang for a "lesbian." "Buck-snort" is archaic slang for a "fart." "Scrump" is archaic slang for "the sexual act." Ben Franklin referred to prostitutes as "scrumpets." "Old Joe" is slang for "syphilis." "Morning dew" is slang for "gonorrhea."
The word "ejaculation" comes from the Latin word meaning "throwing out."
The G-spot, a sensitive area located inside the vagina on the upper wall, an inch or two behind the back of the pubic bone, is named for Dr. Ernest Grafenberg.
The modern psychiatric definition of nymphomaniac is a woman who cannot experience sexual satisfaction regardless of the number of orgasms or partners she has.
Pornography is derived from the Greek word meaning "the writings of prostitutes."
The word "masochism" was coined because of the 1870 novel, Venus In Furs.
The expression venereal disease was first used in 1527 by Jacques de Bethercourt.
According to author Camille Paglia in Sexual Personae, Bob Dylan's song "Ballad of a Thin Man" contains lyrics that describe the rape-like devouring of a peni& described as a breast. ("You're a cow! Give me some milk or else go home!")
According to one source, there are about 1,000 recognized slang words for "vagina."
Aphallatosis is a mental disorder resulting from a lack of sex life.
In the 17th century, Spain boasted that it was free of sexual deviance. When referring to bestiality, Spanish nicknamed it "the Italian vice."
Around the turn of the century, British newspapers advertised brassieres as "patent bust improvers."
The word "sex" was coined in 1382.
Syphillis was known as "the French Disease" in Italy and "the English Disease" in France.
Porn star Candida Royale was named after a yeast infection.