Vernacular question

[The DaveR]

"Muff Bumping"

Is this a real phrase? Define pls. Thx.

[El Diablo]

Dave,

'tis something lesbians do.

[diebitter]

It inspired the creator of Velcro, if that helps.

[megantw]

Daver doesn't believe it's a term that's "generally known".

[El Diablo]

meg,

This is a tough one. It's surely not generally known, in that, if you asked people to describe terms for that act, few if any would come up with the term "muff bumping." In other words, most people have never heard that term.

On the flip side, I think if you tell people those two girls were muff bumping, a lot of people would figure out what you are talking about, especially if you provide a little context.

[TheMainEvent]

If you asked people to guess what this meant, I doubt anyone's first guess would be wrong.

[The DaveR]

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If you asked people to guess what this meant, I doubt anyone's first guess would be wrong.

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"Is this a real phrase?"

[megantw]

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meg,

This is a tough one. It's surely not generally known, in that, if you asked people to describe terms for that act, few if any would come up with the term "muff bumping." In other words, most people have never heard that term.

On the flip side, I think if you tell people those two girls were muff bumping, a lot of people would figure out what you are talking about, especially if you provide a little context.

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Is there a term that's more widely known? My understanding is that this is a fairly common lesbian act, and he had not heard of the concept or the term.

[El Ishmael]

Just wanted to say I like people who use the word vernacular.

[mason55]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...m=muff+bumping

"muff bumping is undefined"

If it's not in urban dictionary I don't think you can call it "commonly known"