Bubby
a female breast.
Historical Examples
The Corner House Girls Among the Gypsies Grace Brooks Hill
Commodore Barney’s Young Spies James Otis
The Young Surveyor; J. T. Trowbridge
The Missing Tin Box Arthur M. Winfield
The William Henry Letters Abby Morton Diaz
The William Henry Letters Abby Morton Diaz
The Corner House Girls’ Odd Find Grace Brooks Hill
The William Henry Letters Abby Morton Diaz
Little Grandfather Sophie May
The William Henry Letters Abby Morton Diaz
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