Etymology

wakamezake

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Today it means: The fetishistic practice of drinking, from a woman's mons pubis, saké poured down thereto from her chest. Full definition →

Japanese わかめ酒
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  1. Japanese · borrowed fromわかめ酒
  2. English todaywakamezake

Derived from Japanese わかめ酒 (wakamezake), from わかめ (wakame, “wakame, an edible seaweed species”) and 酒(さけ) (sake, “saké”), from the idea that the woman's pubic hair in the saké resembles soft seaweed floating in the sea.

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