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luminism (iou) and pussy(2) (iou)


luminism (iou)



luminism noun. E20.
[from Latin lumin-, LUMEN + -ISM.]
Art.
A movement in painting concentrating on representing the effects of light. E20.
Use of light to produce an object of Art. M20.
luminist noun & adjective (a) noun an adherent or practitioner of luminism; (b) adjective of or pertaining to luminists or luminism: E20.

pussy(2) (iou)



pussy noun & adjective1. L16.
[from PUSS noun1 + -Y6.]
A. noun.
(A term of endearment for) a girl or a woman. Also slang, a finicky or effeminate man; a homosexual. L16.
(A pet name for) a cat. colloq. E18.
E. Peacock A saucer of milk..on the rug for pussy.
(A name for) a hare. Also (Austral.), a rabbit. E18.
The female external genitals. Also (transf.), sexual intercourse; women considered sexually. coarse slang. L18.
eat pussy coarse slang perform cunnilingus.
a. Something soft and furry, as a fur necklet, a willow catkin, etc. M19.
b. A fur garment. Criminals' slang. M20.
Comb.: pussy hair coarse slang a woman's pubic hair; pussy palm a branch of pussy-willow; pussy posse US slang the vice squad; pussy-toes US any of various small woolly plants of the genus Antennaria, of the composite family, esp. A. plantaginifolia; pussy-wants-a-corner US = puss in the corner s.v. PUSS noun1 1; pussy-whip verb trans. (slang) henpeck (usu. in pass.); pussy-willow colloq. (orig. US) any willow with soft fluffy catkins appearing before the leaves, esp. (in the US) the glaucous willow, Salix discolor, and (in Britain) the goat willow, S. caprea, and grey willow, S. cinerea; the catkins of such a willow.
b. adjective. Soft or furry like a cat. Also, finicky, effeminate. M19.
C. Kingsley She was the most..soft..pussy cuddly delicious creature who ever nursed a baby.