deuggleuf

Dutch

Etymology

From deugen (“to be moral”) +‎ gleuf (“slit, vagina”). The verb deugen has connotations of sanctimoniousness in contemporary Dutch right-wing populist discourse.

Pronunciation

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Noun

deuggleuf f (plural deuggleuven, diminutive deuggleufje n)

  1. (derogatory, offensive) a left-wing or progressive woman, particularly one perceived to be a virtue signaller
    Hypernym: deugmens
    Coordinate term: deugkneus
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