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f-nny means b-tt/bozom/bottom/whateveryouwanttocallit in america.

b-tt, it also means well, v-g-n- (stop laughing you immature idiot) in britain, so you can see where the confusion comes in? yeah……
check out my f-nny pack!

-british people laugh hysterically in distance)
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uk, australia, nz. f-nny= p-ssy
silly yanks, f-nny= b-m
they do seem to have a lot -rs- about. even funnier when a girl says “i’ll stick that in my f-nny pack” which does make for a lot of shocked faces.
i p-ss myself laughing when that show “the nanny” comes on, at the start the song goes that she got kicked out and landed on her “f-nny”, ouch, how unfortunate.
1) british term for p-ssy
2) a r-t-rd
3) american term for -ss
4) british term for -ssing
1) “woah, her f-nny is sweet!”
2) “shut the f-ck up you f-nny!”
3) “i like big f-nnys and i cannot lie you other brothers cant deny…..” ya right!
4) stop f-nnying around!
v-g-n-, named after early 18th century english erotic novel ‘f-nny hill’. later became slang for the posterior in the usa.
she takes it in the f-nny but never the -ss.
a british word for v-g-n-

also used to clean up certain swear words
“what are you doing?” “sweet f— all”
“what are you doing?” “sweet f-nny adams”
either a non-u.s.an. term for a v-g-n- or p-ssy or a united states of american term for the b-ttocks or -ss. the regional differences are grounds for humo-u-r.
winston churchill: wow! last night with the wife was fantastic.
uncle sam: yeah? what did you do to her?
churchill: well, first i had to suck her f-nny…
sam: wait! what did you do?
churchill: i sucked her f-nny–i sucked her f-nny dry to where there wasn’t anything left in there!
sam: i didn’t know you liked to eat sh-t.
churchill: what?!
sam: you ate your wife’s -ss out dry, as you said. either that or she had an operation that switched her -ss with her p-ssy.
churchill: what the h-ll are you talking about?
(winston churchill and uncle sam get into a b-tch fight.)
a female english victorian name
to see ones f-nny by gaslight
obsolete: a pet form of the name “frances”.

uk and australia: the female genitals

us: the b-ttocks

as a result of these different meanings, there is bound to be confusion.
“how’s my sweet, lovable little f-nny?”

“have you seen my f-nny?”

“i’m in love with f-nny…”

“that’s my f-nny; as cute and sweet as ever!”

“what could she do? she was out on her f-nny.”

“we deserve a spanking, right on our fannies!”

“just look at this little rash on her f-nny.”

“i’ll just put it in my f-nny pack.”

“danny, danny with the big, white f-nny-!”