Jack and Danny
Jack and Danny noun: the vulva and/or vagina.
Noun
Jack and Danny (plural Jack and Dannies)
- The vulva and/or vagina.
- The crotch of her trousers had split as she fell, and because she rarely wore knickers, her Jack and Danny was hanging out for all to see.2008, Kimberley Chambers, Billie Jo, Random House, →ISBN, page 33
- Sandi Toksvig: When she first goes to the city of Oz, she's told she must don a pair of protective glasses in order to avoid being blinded by the brightness.
Lou Sanders: I have that when I have laser on my Jack and Danny. They make you wear glasses.2020 January 24, “Quills”, in QI, season Q, episode 13
Forms of Jack and Danny
| plural | Jack and Dannies |
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Origin of Jack and Danny
Rhyming slang for fanny.
Questions about Jack and Danny
- What does Jack and Danny mean?
- Jack and Danny means the vulva and/or vagina.
- What part of speech is Jack and Danny?
- Jack and Danny is a noun.
- What is the plural of Jack and Danny?
- The plural of Jack and Danny is Jack and Dannies.
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