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Roxane 3 year s ago
#6 In german it´s "Kniekehle". Literal translation "knee throat"
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Marjorie 3 year s ago
Roxane,
Knäveck in Swedish or "knee fold"
Knäveck in Swedish or "knee fold"
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Humey 3 year s ago
Quote: Roxane
Knäveck
In Dutch it's called "knieholte" wich translates to knee cavity.
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Lan 3 year s ago
Quote: Roxane
"Fosse poplitée" in french, to describe "le creux du genoux" :D
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Beatrice 3 year s ago
Actually called Popliteal
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Thaney 3 year s ago
It’s called ‘the back of the knee’
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Vin 3 year s ago
I've been saying kneepit for years and always have received the strangest of looks. 
An ex of mine who is a nurse started using it in her hospital and it stuck.
Who would've thought?
An ex of mine who is a nurse started using it in her hospital and it stuck.
Who would've thought?
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Kathy 3 year s ago
1= Bread
2= B*tch
3= Dog
4= Arrow
5= Paper
6= Jeans
7= Dirt
8= Post it note
9= Trainers.
10= Backpack
11= Transexual.
12= The amount your life is worth.
13= A f@#king hat.
2= B*tch
3= Dog
4= Arrow
5= Paper
6= Jeans
7= Dirt
8= Post it note
9= Trainers.
10= Backpack
11= Transexual.
12= The amount your life is worth.
13= A f@#king hat.
Knäveck in Swedish or "knee fold"
In Dutch it's called "knieholte" wich translates to knee cavity.
"Fosse poplitée" in french, to describe "le creux du genoux" :D
An ex of mine who is a nurse started using it in her hospital and it stuck.
Who would've thought?
2= B*tch
3= Dog
4= Arrow
5= Paper
6= Jeans
7= Dirt
8= Post it note
9= Trainers.
10= Backpack
11= Transexual.
12= The amount your life is worth.
13= A f@#king hat.