taint



taint something with something

to spoil or debase something with something. The flood tainted the drinking water with disease germs. The food had been tainted with germs.
See also: taint

gooch

and grundle and taint
n. the perineum. (see also choad. The taint reflects that this area is not [it ain’t = ’taint] genital nor anus.) I got a horrible itch in the gooch! She did what to your taint?

taint

verb
See gooch

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Alphonsoal-FAHN-zoEnglish
Benigno-Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Balchin['bɔ:ltʃin]
Firdaus-Arabic, Persian
Bernike-Biblical Greek
YazminYAZ-minEnglish (Modern)