intergluteal cleft

[zimzum42]

Best named body part is the gooch

 

[e-rider]

Does Samantha have a brother called Hugh?

she should

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Up here it's called a sheugh, as in:

"..the sweat was runnin' doon the sheugh o' ma arse" = I'd been working rather hard.​

GC

PS It's pronounced like the shu in shut but with the ch ending of loch.

 

[Gasman]

Glasgow cyclist - sheugh is a Scots word for a sickle. The cutting implement that is, not the wizarding currency from Harry Potter.

The anatomical term is, indeed, natal cleft.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Glasgow cyclist - sheugh is a Scots word for a sickle. The cutting implement that is,...

Naw it's no. It's a furrow, ditch, or trench.

GC

 

[ASC1951]

Does Samantha have a brother called Hugh?

Not to be confused with Captain Jampton, whose part featured in The Goon Show.

 

[User169]

In Dutch, the word for arse-crack is "Reet". It's also the name of a village in Belgium.

Here, the inhabitants probably didn't intend to say "Welcome in our arse-crack".

 

[Fnaar]

In Dutch, the word for arse-crack is "Reet".

Lordy, what did they make of Reet Petite?

 

[ASC1951]

Naw it's no. It's a furrow, ditch, or trench.

You're right. More often spelled 'sheuch' and originally a Norse word, as you might expect.
No sign of its meaning sickle. Scots uses sikel or sekil for that, with a variety of spellings.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

You're right. More often spelled 'sheuch'...

Thank you for that correction.

Like many folk growing up with Scots, it was never written, only spoken, so I'd no idea how it was spelled.
I just thought I'd take a crack at it...

GC

 

[Fnaar]

Thank you for that correction.

Like many folk growing up with Scots, it was never written, only spoken, so I'd no idea how it was spelled.
I just thought I'd take a crack at it...
GC

an intergluteal cleft, you mean?

 

[glasgowcyclist]

an intergluteal cleft, you mean?

I'm sure you knew I knew what I was doing there!

GC

 

[Shortmember]

Plumber's Cleavage is the correct term.

 

[Piemaster]

Best named body part is the gooch

I've always preferred 'taint' for that area.

 

[Fnaar]

I've always preferred 'taint' for that area.

As in t'ain't here, and t'ain't there neither?