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decunt

decunt verb: to remove one's penis from a vagina; to pull out.

Verb

decunt (third-person singular simple present decunts, present participle decunting, simple past and past participle decunted)

  1. (rare, vulgar) To remove one's penis from a vagina; to pull out.
    • No sooner does he hear these words than he decunts, takes hold of the poor child in his two wicked hands, and hurls her, naked, into the roaring fire1965, Richard Seaver, Austryn Wainhouse, transl., Justine, Philosophy in the Bedroom, and Other Writings, translation of original by Marquis de Sade, page 1184
    • [...]Quit Calculine's quim until he had discharged a total of three times and she herself ten.
      When he had decunted, both noticed in astonishment that Alexine had disappeared. She soon returned with pharmaceutical[...]1995, Guillaume Apollinaire, Flesh Unlimited: Two Erotic Novellas, page 26
    Synonyms:
    uncunt

Synonyms of decunt

Forms of decunt

third-person singular presentdecunts
present participledecunting
past participledecunted
pastdecunted

Origin of decunt

From de- + cunt; compare French déconner.

Questions about decunt

What does decunt mean?
Decunt means to remove one's penis from a vagina; to pull out.
What part of speech is decunt?
Decunt is a verb.
What is the past tense of decunt?
The past tense of decunt is decunted.

Words near decunt in the dictionary

  1. decumulated
  2. decumulates
  3. decumulating
  4. decumulation
  5. decumulations
  6. decunt
  7. decunted
  8. decunting
  9. decunts
  10. decuple
  11. decupled

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