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pinch-buttock:
C19 th British term for a lecher . See philanderer for synonyms.See Also: after parts, afters, Apostle's pinch, assaroonie, back parlor, back parts, backhand drive, backs, bamsey, beauns, beautocks, biscuits, blind cheeks, bohunkus, bombosities, bun-pressers, bung upwards, buns, bunt, callimammapygian, calliphygian, callipygian, callipygus, catapygon, cheek bite, cheeker, cheeks, chips, clunes, clunicentric, dermagraphism, dokus, double juggs, duster, Dutch dumplings, English muffins, fat-ass, flanks, flesh-cushions, fundamental features, gatees, gluteal convexities, gluteal domes, gluteal hemispheres, gluteal sitting convexities, gluteal sitting domes, gluteal sitting hemispheres, gluteal spheroids, gluteal spherosities, glutes, gluteus, hamhocks, hang a b.a., haunch, haunches, hernandies, hill-locks, hindquarters, honey rolls, hot cross buns, hunkers, hunkies, kab edis, lard ass, lilies of the valley, love buns, moons, nachas, naka-nake, nates, ninan, okole-mas, paddies, pads, parts behind, patellas, patties, posterior, prats, pratts, pressed ham, promontories, pyggies, pygies, rolls, roscas, rosey, rounders, royal buns, rumpal mounds, seats of honor, seats of shame, set of cakes, set of pears, sit-upon(s), sitters, sizzlers, smallers, steatopygia, sugar cookies, Sunday face, taquitos, thlipsophilist, thlipsosis, tochies, tocks, tooshies, tribadance, tushies, two ferrets fighting in a sack, warm bottom, wink somebody down, yeastful buns a plenty, yesteryears
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