London

[Wabbit]

Ahhhhhh, said like a native Londoner.

Well, but thease days you are much more likely to hear another word in place of wanker. It's far too rude for me to type here but it starts with a c, it has four letters and describes a certain part of a women

 

[Irene Wilde]

Oh now Mr. Wabbit, I know, and you should know, that among certain elements, the word to which you refer as been part of the vernacular in parts of London for many, many years. And I don't refer to the archaic roots of that term, but the cruder modern-day usage. Certainly it was heard as far back as the late '60s and early '70s. Though I do notice a growing preference for it among a handful of members of the football-following crowd, but only a handful.

Irene Wilde

 

[novella]

I know that word!! CHIN!!