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Dictionary definition of “winker”

winker

n. the anus; the posterior or buttocks. Subjects: , ,
Editorial Note: A similar term is brown eye.
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Citations: 1995 Usenet: alt.tasteless (Mar. 27) “Processed cheeze”: When I finally got the *really hard part* past my winker (marvelous emanations from my prostate noted in the process) the second half was much softer. 2001 Emma Tom Australian (Feb. 3) “Gettin’ it down pat, Italian style” p. 13: Whackin’ a young lady on the winker-stinker should only be illegal if she isn’t a looker. 2003 Roshan McArthur @ L.A. Sunday Mirror (U.K.) (June 1) “Down-there hair care” p. 23: She says, “Cindee, will you wax my butt?” I flipped her over on her hands and knees and slapped her winker with wax and—yank, yank—she was clean as a whistle. 2005 Tristan Taormino Village Voice (New York City) (July 11) “Britesmile for Bungholes”: We’ve been bleaching lots of Texan winkers.…Anal bleaching is based on the idea that there is one perfect shade of ass. 
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