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What is Fanny?
Pure Sexyness, Unrivaled Beauty, A Face So Cute You Just Want To Pinch Her Beautiful Cheeks, Lips So Soft You Would Wish You Can Have Them But They're Mine And Only Mine.
I <3 You Fanny Babe.
You're so Fanny.
Fanny - meme gif
Fanny - video
Fanny - what is it?
Can be the booty. Could also be the name of the sexiest women to ever live, she is the definition of perfection. If you find a lady like Fanny, you keep that girl. She is the goofiest, cutiest, and greatest girl to ever live.
Damn, you got a fat fanny.
Wow, Pinche Fanny!
What does "Fanny" mean?
American version: arse
British-australian version: vagina
American: i need to whipe my fanny.
British-Australian: My boyfriend blew in my fanny!
Fanny - what does it mean?
In Scotland, this means vagina.
Dude, last night she showed me her fanny
Fanny - meaning
Someone who is very very very smart , a very funny and fun person to be around . A positive influence , has your back whenever . Don't backstab her because she won't do it to you . Speaks for what she believes in , not afraid . Didn't know what popusa meant at first . Roasting skills still in development
That's fanny , she's such a cool person
Wow , okay fanny I got you
Tell me why
Why
Fanny - definition
A female English Victorian name
To see ones Fanny by Gaslight
Fanny - slang
A vagina.
Wow look, I have a fanny.
Fanny
She is very very very beautiful ,smart and cool girl. Not a vagina.
OMG is that Fanny, she is so beautiful.
Fanny
UK, Australia, NZ. Fanny= pussy
Silly yanks, fanny= bum
They do seem to have a lot arse about. Even funnier when a girl says "i'll stick that in my fanny pack" which does make for a lot of shocked faces.
I piss myself laughing when that show "the nanny" comes on, at the start the song goes that she got kicked out and landed on her "fanny", ouch, how unfortunate.
Fanny
Fanny is used in the U.K, Australia and N.Z as a slang for pussy. In Scandinavia, Fanny (also spelt Fanni/Fannie) is a very common girls name. But it's not pronounced like fanny (pussy), it's pronounced more like funny or fuh-nay.
You could only imagine how tough it would be for a girl named Fanni to come to Australia.
Emily: hey, what's your name?
Fanny: it's Fanny
Emily: oh my god, is it seriously Fanny?!
Fanny: yeah, but I'm from Sweden, where it's a very usual name. And it's pronounced more like funny.
Emily: oh okay I get it.