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Description:Derived from a term for booty; in Spanish the term is considered vulgar and offensive, but less so in Spain than in Latin America. Until the late eighteenth century, "ass" presumably had no profane meaning and simply referred to the animal now mostly called donkey. Thank goodness that Americans gave up on naming babies Fanny in the s, but the Swedish still love it though they pronounce the 'y' as a fronted 'u'; see Think Baby Names. Butt isn't really offensive here, I hear teachers use it too. Females may have hair growth in the gluteal cleft including around the anus , sometimes extending laterally onto the lower aspect of the cheeks. So, here we have an American judging BrE arse in much the same way that many Britons judge the American pronunciation of herb. While human children generally have smooth buttocks, mature males and females have varying degrees of hair growth, as on other parts of their body.

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