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When is a Beaver not a Beaver?

9 replies

DozyDonut · 10/03/2015 19:25

Ok, bit random, but we are just watching the one show and it's about Beavers, cute little things with big teeth and build wicked dams,
DH wants to know why a ladies foo is called a Beaver Hmm
He says they have no similarities atall which I guess is correct. I said I had no idea so he told me to 'ask my mumsnet people, someone will know!'

So dear ladies (& men) what is the answer? Grin

OP posts:
EveBoswell · 10/03/2015 19:26

Perhaps some women have teeth in the wrong place Grin

BestZebbie · 10/03/2015 19:29

Isn't it about fur - beaver fur was an expensive item used in coats etc, so a similar derivation to 'muff' (though muff is a bit more visually obvious as well).

Macsmurray · 10/03/2015 19:31

Vagina dentata

ItsAllGoingToBeFine · 10/03/2015 19:32

Some of these explanations are entertaining:
english.stackexchange.com/questions/18810/how-did-the-word-beaver-come-to-be-associated-with-vagina

tomandizzymum · 10/03/2015 19:32

American thing, small furry animal. Beaver, pussy.....

Owllady · 10/03/2015 19:33

Because they sleep all day? And cause mass destruction to wood?

milkwasabadchoice · 10/03/2015 19:35

Because they chew on wood, surely?

FructoseTart · 10/03/2015 19:35

Loving the answer 'they eat wood' on the link above!

OttiliaVonBCup · 10/03/2015 19:35

Because they are furry and hard working.

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