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to be fair, in French nowadays it's still used to mean a pant's fly
by baud147258 3y ago
to be fair, in French nowadays it's still used to mean a pant's fly
- irrational 3y agoIs there a connection to baguette, which could be seen as phallic in shape?
- baud147258 3y agoAccording to the wiktionary, the etymologies are different (braguette coming from braie, which is an old word for pants, mostly associated with Gauls, whereas baguette comes from the Italian bacchetta, wich means rod)