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Pussy is a noun , an adjective , and in rare uses a verb in the English language. It has several meanings, including use as slang , as euphemism , and as vulgarity. Common meanings of the noun include " cat ", as well as " coward or weakling ", and "the human vulva or vagina ", or as a synecdoche , " sexual intercourse with a woman".

Content warning: the following content includes references to offensive, sexual, and sexist language. Pussy is a pet name for a domestic cat, vulgar slang for the vagina, and a term of abuse for a coward. Since the early s, the word puss has been a pet name for a pet cat. Think Puss in Boots. Best we can tell, the association of the word pussy with cats and young women—sweet, warm, and furry—led to its use as vulgar slang for female genitalia by the end of the s.