2010-03-29, 05:11
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Age: 43
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つるぺた
Tsurupeta
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It is a Japanese portmanteau word combining two onomatopoeias: tsurutsuru [つるつる], which means smooth, polished, especially hairless; and petan [ぺたん], which means flat, devoid of bumps and holes. So tsurupeta [つるぺた] describes a female body that's flat above and smooth below.
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