Sorry Jacko its in the Dictionary now

[Old Greg]

Apparently the word "clitoris" was a smutty slang word for it in ancient Rome, and in those days it was officially called the "landica"

'cunnus' was the main vulgar word. Interestingly 'vagina' means sheath or scabbard.

[OwlHoot]

A feminist comedian would say,
"Those people on Twitter got it wrong. The word is clitoris. It was also in the dictionary already, it's just that none of the men could find it."

Apparently the word "clitoris" was a smutty slang word for it in ancient Rome, and in those days it was officially called the "landica"

[Old Greg]

It's needs those fine Scottish pronouns:

Anyc***
Somec***
Everyc***
Noc***

[NickFitz]

Mybe it was the first time the Daily Fail "Journos" dared to look without fear of getting caught

They've all heard it from Paul Dacre so many times they assumed it was just some kind of animal grunt rather than an actual word

[vetran]

A feminist comedian would say,
"Those people on Twitter got it wrong. The word is clitoris. It was also in the dictionary already, it's just that none of the men could find it."

excellent !!!!

to the others it was the Wail!

[Spacecadet]

The word-beginning-with-c has been in the OED for decades. People were posting photos of it in their old dictionaries on Twitter as soon as the Mail put this story up last night

Mybe it was the first time the Daily Fail "Journos" dared to look without fear of getting caught

[Ticktock]

The word-beginning-with-c has been in the OED for decades. People were posting photos of it in their old dictionaries on Twitter as soon as the Mail put this story up last night

A feminist comedian would say,
"Those people on Twitter got it wrong. The word is clitoris. It was also in the dictionary already, it's just that none of the men could find it."

[Doggy Styles]

"Old Etonian"?! So what about "Old Harrovian" or "Old Whykamist" or "Old Salopian" etc etc

Surely it's enough to have an entry for "old" and another for "Etonian"

The lunatics have taken over the asylum.

'Hard-working families' will be in it next year.

Hamlet's complete soliloquy under 'T' the year after.

[Zippy]

The word-beginning-with-c has been in the OED for decades. People were posting photos of it in their old dictionaries on Twitter as soon as the Mail put this story up last night

WHS. I double checked my Shorter Oxford and, yep, there it is.

[NickFitz]

The word-beginning-with-c has been in the OED for decades. People were posting photos of it in their old dictionaries on Twitter as soon as the Mail put this story up last night

[OwlHoot]

"Old Etonian"?! So what about "Old Harrovian" or "Old Whykamist" or "Old Salopian" etc etc

Surely it's enough to have an entry for "old" and another for "Etonian"

[vetran]

Latest round of words added to the Oxford Dictionary include one of the rudest in the English language | Mail Online

Latest round of words added to the Oxford Dictionary includes one of the rudest in the English language
Word - among most offensive in English language - added under 'c' section
'Old Etonian', 'bathroom break', 'beat boxer', and 'scissor kick' also added
Other words on the list include 'bookaholic,' 'e-ticket,' 'bestie', and 'honk'

I Know Cojack will be disappointed.