subs. (venery).—The female pudendum: see MONOSYLLABLE. Also TIT and TIT-BIT (which last in quot. 1653 = the penis).

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  [?].  Reliquiæ Antiquæ (1841), ii. 28 (HALLIWELL).

        Hir corage was to have ado with alle;
She had no mynd that she shuld die,
But with her prety TYTMOSE to encrece and multeply.

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  1653.  URQUHART, Rabelais, I. 136. Another [called it] her Cyprian sceptre, her TIT-BIT.

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  d. 1704.  T. BROWN, Works, II. 186. I hear you kept the poor TITMOUSE under such slavish subjection, that a peer of the realm … could not … come … to be brother-sterling with you.

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