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Dr Quimn, Mad Woman broadcast in Indeed, so common is the word in English placenames that Morecambe Bay is often mis-spelt Morecombe: There is also a song titled Biddy Mulligan: Congressional representative Felix Walker, ending a long-winded House of Representatives speech ininsisted that he was "bound to make a speech for Buncombe" Jonathon Green, The complex etymological jigsaw of this "most notorious term of all" can now be broadly pieced together: The vaginal water channel allusion is replicated by the River Kennet in Wiltshire, as Kennet was originally Cunnit: Adjacent to the river is the Roman settlement Cunetio, also spelt Cunetione, Cunetzone, Cunetzione, and Cunetiu though now known as Mildenhall.

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The name of that orifice is carried downstream in the name of the river. Cunnit is Cunnt with an extra i. As late asthe peasants of the district had not abandoned the name [ Martin Wainwright cites a Grope Lane in York, perhaps a sanitised form of Grapcunt Lane or Gropcunt Lane, which was further sanitised to Grape Lane "by staid Victorians who found the original Grope - historically related to prostitution - too blatant" Keith Briggs lists numerous variants: He cites an area once known as Cunta Heale, which Nicholas P Brooks translates as "cunt-hollow".

He also cites Hungery Cunt, which appears on a military map of Scotland in Cleish, though the name is presumably a mis-spelling of Hungeremout.

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Explaining that "Any part of the body which was unusual [or] remarkable was likely to provide a convenient nickname or surname for its owner"James McDonald cites the further example of Simon Sitbithecunteagain predating the OED.

Cruskunt, Twychecunt, and Bluthercuntesaker. Russell Ash provides more recent examples, in a book chapter titled The C-word It does not stop for them. The man screams after the cab, "You cunt!

A player drops a ball. The men yell, "Cunt! Does it stand for what they hate? Do not call her by the obvious dirty nickname" Matthew Schofield, We all feel like that [ Tom Conti has received the same treatment: The Mike Hunt pun can be traced back as early as the 19th century: The hardest word of them all" Download-Theses Mercredi 10 juin is and in to a was not you i of it the be he his but for are this that by on at they with which she or from had we will have an what been one if would who has her.

The “Best Dickens Novel” is a difficult topic. The commenter whose list excludes “Our Mutual Friend” should read it immediately and then start over, because, if not the greatest expression of his art (I would nominate “Great Expectations” for that), it is his greatest novel.

The c-word, 'cunt', is perhaps the most offensive word in the English language, and consequently it has never been researched in depth. Hugh Rawson's Dictionary Of Invective contains the most detailed study of what he calls "The most heavily tabooed of all English words" (), though his article is only five pages long.

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