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What is punany?
Punani, a nickname for a vagina.
She was a Punani Tsunami!
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punany - video
Punany - what is it?
a word frequently used by Ali G on "Da Ali G Show" on HBO. Which in fact is the funniest friggen show ever
Ali G: "Hear me now. Riiiiide the punany. Ride the punany"
What does "punany" mean?
I heard about it from a Tommy Lee album, "Methods of Mayhem", and as the drummer for Motley Crue, he knows a thing or two about the 'ol cooch, if ya know what I mean.
The clip was from a song and the woman went: "You only love me when you want punany!"
Punany - what does it mean?
first heard of it from the movie "Sunset Park". the character "Butter" seems to like this word a lot. seemingly refers to "pussy" (see example below)
Butter: "Shorty, you get ANY punany yet?"
(Shorty is a character played by Fredro Starr, not a woman as the term usually refers to.
Punany - meaning
A vagina or pussy. The word "punany" is usually used by a male while he is being pleasured by the female.
In the movie the sweetest thing..."I've never had any complaints in the punany odor departament!"
Punany - definition
Mispelled version of the word "punani," the Kanaka Maoli (native Hawaiian) word for the female genatalia. Literal translation is beautiful and/or splendid flower.
The origin is often miscredited as coming from Jamaica. This can be attributed to the word "puntun," later pronounced "poontang," thought to originate in West Africa and making it's way to the West Indies.
It's spelled punani not punany.
Punany - slang
a sweet or sacred pussy...used in Carribean slang!
My punany was sacred and had only been touched by me myself and I.
Punany
the punany was good
Punany
Punany - The female reproductive organ. Slag meaning pussy. Noramlly a very good pussy. used in other words such as Punany Fanny.
The punany was great, we went at it for hours.
Punany
Well, originally the word "punany" or "punani" was used in India -- its in the Kama Sutra -- to describe the female sex organ.
Indian laborers were used to build roads in Jamaica and the Caribbean during the 1930's, 40's and 50's so a lot of Indian slang made its way into the Jamaican vernacular.
There are literally thousands of Jamaican dancehall records glorifying the punany....probably rivaled only by ganja songs. Ganja is also an Indian-based word.