subs. phr. (old).—1. A dance frequented by prostitutes: cf. BALLUM RANCUM and BUFF BALL.
1687. T. BROWN, Liberty of Conscience, in Duke of Buckingham’s Wks. (1705), II., 131. Why not into a Bibbing-House, as well as a Dancing School, a BUTTOC BALL, or the like?
2. (old).—The sexual embrace: cf. BAWDY-BANQUET and BUTTOCK-BANQUETTING.
1811. GROSE and CLARKE, Lexicon Balatronicum, s.v. BUTTOCK-BALL. The amorous congress.
