O'Flagherty's definitions

tart

An attractive woman who either is, or appears to be, a prostitute. Tart is a more pleasant word than slut and is usually applied to a woman, often French, who enjoys fucking for money. She will have a particular look with bright red lipstick, prominent breasts, eyelash and fingernail extensions. On the street, she is likely to wear a tight miniskirt with high heels (at least 5 inches) and black or red fishnet or seamed stockings. She will offer a range of sexual favours.

The most delicious tarts are to be found in the bars of the Pigalle area in Paris

by O'Flagherty June 8, 2007

microthong

A tiny patch of material which barely conceals pussy worn provocatively tied low around the hips.

The audience was restless, hungry, panting. Backstage, Yulia squatted in front of the mirror and made a final adjustment to her tiny microthong. The slightest misalignment would be disastrous.

by O'Flagherty January 6, 2008

Eyelashes

Short curved hairs arranged along the upper and lower eyelids. Their function is to protect the eyes.
A woman may flutter her eyelashes as a sexual signal. Short eyelashes can be thickened or extended with false eyelashes or given greater definition with mascara. Eyelashes can be curled with special eyelash tongs or by using a specialised mascara.

She fluttered her long eyelashes seductively. He was helpless.

by O'Flagherty March 8, 2007

pussypop

A lollipop which the girl has inserted in her pussy and is thus coated in spicy-sweet pussyjuice. Various flavours.

She should call them pussypops! Guaranteed coated with pussyjuice. Available online from Edinburgh - packs of 5.

by O'Flagherty May 13, 2008

honey

Another word for pussyjuice.

Her pussylips glistened with her sweet honey.

by O'Flagherty December 9, 2008

False eyelashes

False eyelashes (sometimes called eyelash extensions) are worn by women (occasionally men) to thicken the upper eyelashes. They are favoured by sluts and porn stars but are also worn by girls and women who wish to look sluttish or seductive. There are two main types: a strip of lashes which is applied along the entire length of the eyelid; individual lashes or groups of lashes which are applied to areas which are sparse, or at the outer part of the eyelid to achieve a particular effect. False eyelashes made of human hair may be applied by a trained beautician and these are usually designed to be semi-permanent. More usually, the lashes are synthetic and are self-applied using special glue. This type can be fairly easily peeled off when they are no longer required. False eyelashes are available in a huge variety of designs, colours, lengths and materials. Some incorporate diamante glitter or even rhinestones. Some types may be cut or trimmed to width or length.

Black Feathered False Lashes; Flirty Feathered False Lashes; Sexy Textured False Eyelashes; Ultra Thick False Lashes with Crystal Line; Blue False Eyelashes; Gorgeous Fake Eyelashes with Rhinestone Eyeliner; Black Fake Eyelashes with Pink Metallic.

by O'Flagherty December 25, 2008

secretion

A general term used to describe the products of glands in animals and plants. Glands such as the thyroid, testes, ovaries, adrenals, pituitary synthesize hormones which they excrete into the bloodstream. These are endocrine glands. Other glands include sweat, prostate, lachrymal, and Bartholin's glands. These are exocrine glands which excrete their products into places other than the bloodstream. The pancreas and stomach are unusual in that their secretions contain both endocrine (insulin) and exocrine (digestive) hormones. The female breast secretes milk and is an exocrine gland. The testis is a highly specialised mixed gland with both endocrine (testosterone) and exocrine (sperm)functions. The female ovary is a specialised mixed gland also.

The word is also used loosely to describe mucous-like substances which are transudates or exudates. These are substances derived from fluid in the tissues and which are driven across a membrane e.g. vaginal wall by a pressure gradient - usually blood pressure but could be osmotic.
Secretions may become profuse during illness e.g. common cold as the body attempts to wash away the infective agent.

Secretions in animals and plants may contain hormones, protective chemicals, and lubricants.

by O'Flagherty December 9, 2008