Time to end the d–khead slur?

Fanny. In West Central Scotland – where my formative grasp of English was forged – we used to playfully dub folk ‘a fanny’. This was whether they’d innocently slipped on an icy path or purposely got into some argy-bargy at a local disco. Unsubtle but common, ‘fanny’ (slang for…

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