The word actually has a Latin deriviative. Cunnis, meaning vagina, and lingus meaning "to lick." So, put it together, you get: to lick puss. Amazing were these words come from. All those things your Latin teacher never taught you.
by ButchDyke18 April 5, 2006
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by Mr. Sex March 15, 2005
Derived from the mid 80's pop icon Gary "the Ogar" Cunningham, "Cunninglingus" took off as a word used to describe eating box.
by Joe Spina March 17, 2005
A common misspelling of the actual word, "Cunnilingus". Most commonly misspelled by kids or illiterate adults
Excerpt from Merriam-Webster.com showing the correct spelling instead of the incorrect, "Cunninglingus"
Main Entry: cun·ni·lin·gus
Pronunciation: \ˌkə-ni-ˈliŋ-gəs\
Variant(s): also cun·ni·linc·tus \-ˈliŋ(k)-təs\
Function: noun
Etymology: cunnilingus, New Latin, from Latin, one who licks the vulva, from cunnus vulva + lingere to lick; cunnilinctus, New Latin, from Latin cunnus + linctus, act of licking, from lingere — more at lick
Date: 1887
: oral stimulation of the vulva or clitoris
Main Entry: cun·ni·lin·gus
Pronunciation: \ˌkə-ni-ˈliŋ-gəs\
Variant(s): also cun·ni·linc·tus \-ˈliŋ(k)-təs\
Function: noun
Etymology: cunnilingus, New Latin, from Latin, one who licks the vulva, from cunnus vulva + lingere to lick; cunnilinctus, New Latin, from Latin cunnus + linctus, act of licking, from lingere — more at lick
Date: 1887
: oral stimulation of the vulva or clitoris
by Khayos_Dalv January 29, 2010
The act of giving oral pleasure to a person in a cunning manner - ideally without the recipient being aware of the act at the time.
Man: Did you enjoy that oral sex I gave you last night?
Woman: By Jove, I didn't even notice. How cunning!
Man: (chuckles) That's cunninglingus for you.
Woman: By Jove, I didn't even notice. How cunning!
Man: (chuckles) That's cunninglingus for you.
by Tonemeister General September 22, 2010