Talk:Spetters

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Alternative meaning for the word Spetters?

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On November 29, 2015, I reverted an unexplained (no edit summary) change to this article from IP user 66.74.69.255 (talk). On December 6, 2015, IP user 66.74.69.255 (talk) visited my Talk Page claiming I had reverted his/her contributions wrongly.

The claim is the following: "The word "spetters" is also a double entendre in Dutch for ejaculation." If other editors concur with this definition, I suggest you discuss it here, and if there is consensus, include it in the article. It is always good to make reference to a verifiable source. Historiador (talk) 05:18, 7 December 2015 (UTC)Reply

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