glossary of The Ashley Book of Knots by Clifford W. Ashley, first published in 1944, defines cuntlines as "the surface seams between the strands of a rope." Though referring to a different object from Dana's definition, it similarly describes the crease formed by two abutting cylinders. In US military usage personnel refer privately to a common uniform item, a flat, soft cover (hat) with a fold along the top resembling an invagination, as a cunt cap. The proper name for the item is garrison cap or overseas cap, depending on the organization in which it is worn. Cunt hair (sometimes as red cunt hair) has been used since the late 1950s to signify a very small distance. Cunt-eyed has been used to refer to a person with narrow, squinting eyes. See also Scunthorpe problem Sexual slang References Further reading Lady Love Your Cunt, 1969 article by Germaine Greer (see References above) Vaginal Aesthetics, re-creating the representation, the richness and sweetness, of "vagina/cunt", an article by Joanna Frueh Source: Hypatia, Vol. 18, No. 4, Women, Art, and Aesthetics (Autumn–Winter 2003), pp. 137–158 External links Pejorative terms for women English profanity Sexual slang Vulva Australian slang