nooky

nooky
nooky1
/nook"ee/, n., pl. nookies for 2. Slang (vulgar)
1. coitus; sexual intercourse.
2. a female regarded as a sexual partner. Also, nookie.
[1925-30; of uncert. orig.; D neuken "to have intercourse" has been proposed as a source (cf. dial. D neuk a push, punch), but it is unclear in what context it could have been borrowed]
nooky2
/nook"ee/, adj. nookier, nookiest.
full of nooks.
[1805-15; NOOK + -Y1]

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