Citations:beaver eater

English citations of beaver eater and beaver-eater

Noun: (slang, vulgar) someone, especially a lesbian, who gives oral sex to a woman

• 1999, William Cousert, Re: Top 10 Gabrielle Spinoffs Group: alt.tv.xena

  […] K'Prie "Beaver Eater" […]

• [1997, White Wolf, Names for Fags (female) Group: alt.tasteless.jokes

  Amy-John Boon Dagger Bull Bull Dyke Bull Dagger Butch Beaver Eater Carpet Muncher Dyke Diesel Dyke Fairy Lady Fem Femme Fluff Fluzz Dyke Gal Boy Gay Jasper Lady-Lover Les Lesbyterian Lezzie Lesbo Lezzo Lover Under the Lap]

• 2000 August 23, dennywS...@zipcon.net, “Re: {ASSD} Again with the oral sex questions”, in alt.sex.stories.d‎^[1] (Usenet):

  [>I spent years thinking fellatio was just fabulous, loved going down on men, but that anyone going down on me was just a terrible idea. Until I met someone who really wanted to do it, promised me he wouldn't bite, and pretty much begged me for the opportunity. Couldn't pass that up. ;)]
  And here's the 'eager' beaver-eater. <g>

• 2004 May 28, proudmari, “Re: You know you've spent too long on ATC when”, in alt.true-crime‎^[2] (Usenet):

  OHH, nothing could be fina'
  than a Snyder shaved vagina
  in the m-o-rning.
  Nothing could be sweeter for an eager beaver eater in the mo-o-rning

• 2004 August 23, Jason K. Lambrou, “Re: Why Palestinians and not Kurds”, in soc.culture.jewish‎^[3] (Usenet):

  > Look here Susan, I heve had some nasty encounters with butch beaver eaters like your self.That is why I don't like you.

• 2005, Frank Bond Beaumier, Sex Cults and Other Phenomena, volume II, Lulu.com, →ISBN, page 79:

  He said calmly, "With you my dear. Certainly, I as a writer of passing panorama take more of a worldly attitude when it comes to going down, talking the beaver, liberal to a fault, inclined to say live and let live. No, I'm not a religious fanatic, ora sex nut, but you can place me in the confirmed beaver eater category. […] "

• 2014, Antonio García-Gómez, “Deconstructing ‘mean girls’: impolite verbal behaviours, on/offline self-representations and evaluative beliefs”, in Antonia Sánchez Macarro, Ana Belén Cabrejas Peñuelas, editors, New Insights into Gendered Discursive Practices: Language, Gender and Identity Construction (English in the World Series), Valencia: Universitat de València, →ISBN, page unknown:

  Written on Participant 7's Facebook wall by Participant 8 […]
  7: You don't know me
  8: I know you're a beaver eater

Noun: (slang, derogatory) a Canadian person, especially a French Canadian

• 1995 October 21, William Feader, “Re: Please return to France”, in bc.general‎^[4] (Usenet):

  Listen you damned frog. I am the 12'th great grandson of United Empire loyalist s^[sic] who were in these lands 30 years after Cartier landed at Quebec City. […] How dare you, so snivelling little french beaver eater.

• 1997 March 26, Tom Evans, “Re: IMMINENT Invasion of Canada”, in can.general‎^[5] (Usenet):

  Tell him to follow his nose to Buffalo. We're en garde 40 miles north. Of course we're ready for the likes of the Grubby Corp. We will *never* surrender. […]
  --
  flag waving beaver eater from the north

• 2001 July 8, Tiny Human Ferret, “Re: Population Growth = Disaster”, in alt.org.sierra-club‎^[6] (Usenet):

  Which country is that? I seem to notice that you've left Canada out. Be sure to send some nasty e-mail to Prime Minister Poutine, condemning Canada's lack of cultural supremacism. Why, those beaver-eaters don't even have movable-type democracies based on "Pi"!

• 2005 June 1, Larry Storm, “Re: APWW Great Canadian Bash 2005 - Americans and Canadians, identify yourselves!”, in alt.pro-wrestling.wwf‎^[7] (Usenet):

  [> In about a month (on the long July 4th weekend) I'll be posting the 2nd annual Great Canadian Bash event. […] However, since I'm not always up on everyone's origins here, and because there are some new folks who weren't around here last year, may I ask for a reminder (from anyone who's interested in partaking in the event) for your current country of residence?]
  Great Canadian Beaver Eater checking in...

Noun: term for white people in the Mojave language

• [1961, George Devereux, “Disorders Caused by External Beings”, in Mohave Ethnopsychiatry and Suicide: The Psychiatric Knowledge and the Psychic Disturbances of an Indian Tribe (Smithsonian Institution—Bureau of American Ethnology—Bulletin; 175), Washington: United States Government Printing Office, pages 135, 137:

  […] the term “beaver” referring specifically to whites, who were formerly known as apen kutctha꞉ny (=beaver eaters), though nowadays they are called “hi꞉ko” by the older generation and—even when speaking Mohave—“Americans” or “whites” by the younger people.²³ […] By the way, whites are called apen kutctha꞉ny, which means beaver eater. Sometimes we also call the whites simply apen. It means beaver.]

• [2003 March 17, shy_david, “Re: cut up the Statue of Liberty....”, in alt.religion.scientology‎^[8] (Usenet):

  [> A nickname given to them on account of their eating any old garden bug that they can find. Of course,frogs ain't 'bugs', I was joking about the fact that the French are not fussy and will eat almost anything....ANYTHING..that moves.]
  Ah, I get it now. The Mojave Indian's word for "white people" translates to "beaver eaters" for the same reason.]