cliterature

Genre of fiction dealing primarily with the romantic and social lives of high-powered career women, usually set in New York City. Originated with Candace Bushnell's novel, "Sex and the City," which was soon followed by the Shopaholic series as well as numerous other imitations. The genre is more commonly and politely referred to as chick lit.

"Ever since she got 'Shopaholic' for her birthday, my mom's been obsessed with cliterature. It's so creepy."

by Meagan L. April 19, 2006

clitoral winking

Clitoral winking is characterized by the rhythmic eversion of the labia with exposure and projection of the clitoris.

When she is ready to preach, dance, pose muscles, lecture and do faith healing, she begins to rub against anything, crawl with her belly close to the floor, roll and vocalize with a deep, throaty growl, and practice clitoral winking with unbounded enthusiasm.

by [My girlfriends got a great big rump Watch it jump put my junk in her trunk] June 15, 2008

clitoral stomp

The weird fetish where women are turned on when their partner romps (stomps) on their pubic region with their heel. A variation of BDSM.

"Yo, me and my girlfriend were getting hot and heavy last night, but she totally ruined the mood when she asked for a clitoral stomp"

by Leonardo Gambino March 9, 2009

Cliterbation

Masturbation, but it sounds cooler.
Mandi totally made up this word too.

Mandi and Madison have a cliterbation session to attend to together.

Kyle: Do you masturbate?
Ashly: No I cliterbate
Kyle: same thing

by mexiburritobeast September 26, 2010

clitolingus

sucking the clitoris of a girl or woman to sexually arouse her.

Clitolingus is pleasurable.

by uttam maharjan January 23, 2011

Clitler

An angry, authoritarian feminist who never stops complaining about men and talking about her periods and generally celebrating her genitalia. Often spotted wearing a 'pussy' hat.

Our gender studies professor is a total Clitler.

by WalterBabst July 10, 2017

cliterati

A derogatory term for women's reading groups or for feminist authors.

Is that by Camille Paglia? Oh, you haven't joined the cliterati have you?

by londonmark September 16, 2003