Kirubakar
a term which is used to define a person who is very studious and sincere, mostly in southern india. but, when we go a few millennium back, that term was used generally to describe the quality of a p-ssy of women. this word was used in many ancient scripts and even used my many poets to describe the feeling of l-st, especially to lick the b–bs. researchers has recently found that the word kamasutra was evolved from the word kiruba, eventually over the period of years. particullary it was found in ancient vedas as “kib–bs”.
1. she has a nice kirubakar. (p-ssy)
2. i had the best experience of kirubakar yesterday. (s-x)
3. thanks god for giving me a big and shaped kirubakar. (b–bs)
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