In Linda Watanabe McFerrin’s class on “Writing Sexy Stuff”, she presented a list of 300+ terms for vagina, but she didn’t have the masculine version of that literary genital smorgasbord. With the help of some friends, I fixed that.

Know any others?  Let us know in the comments below!

If you wonder what was recently added, see the end of this post for the ‘Recent Updates’ section.

Adolph, AIDS baster, Alabama Black Snake, Albino Cave Dweller, Anaconda, Ankle spanker, Baby-maker, Baby’s arm holding an apple¹The term comes from a Lenny Bruce routine about African-American men (“Their wangs look like a baby’s arm with an apple in its fist”.) Thanks to Denis for burning this into my brain., Bait-and-tackle, Bald-headed yogurt slinger, Baloney baton, Baloney pony, Banana, Basket, Battleship, Beaver basher, Beef whistle, Bell on a pole, Bishop, Bob Dole, Boner, Bookworm, Boomstick, Braciole, Bratwurst, Bud²Common on English-colonized Caribbean islands, Bulge, Bum tickler, Burrito, Bushwacker, Cack, Candle, Cervix crusader, Choad³A penis that is wider than long, Chopper, Chub, Chubby, Chup, Chut, Cigar, Clam hammer, Cobra, Cock, Cornholer, Cranny axe, Crotch vomiter, Cucumber, Cod, Cum gun, Custard launcher, Cut, D, Dagger, Deep-V diver, Dick⁴Was used to as a synonym for “fellow, lad, man,” in the 1550s, also a rhyming nickname for Rick, short for Richard, one of the commonest English names. It has long been a synonym for “fellow,” and so most of the slang senses are probably very old. The meaning “penis” is attested from 1891 in British army slang., Dickie, Dicktator, Diddle, Digger, Ding dong mcdork, Dingaling⁵From the Chuck Berry song, Dingus, Dink, Dipstick, Disco stick, Doder, Dog head, Doinker, Dong, Donger, Dora the Explorer, Dork⁶literally the term means “a whale’s penis”, Dragon, Drill, Drum stick, Dude piston, Easy Rider, Eggroll, Electric eel, Energizer bunny, Excalibur, Family jewels, Fang, Ferret, Fire hose, Flesh flute, Flesh tower, Froto, Fuck rod, Fuck stick, Fuck truck, Fudge sickle, Fun stick, Gash mallet, Gearshift, German helmet, Gigi, Groin, Gun, Hammer, Hanging meat, Hard on⁷specifically an erect penis, Heat-seeking moisture missile, Ho wrecker, Hog, Hose, Jackhammer, Jimber, Jimmy, John, John Thomas⁸Derives from the name the leading man in D.H. Lawrence’s novel, Lady Chatterley’s Lover, who shared his name with his appendage. The book was made famous by the obscenity trial it landed Penguin Books in during the 1950s., Johnson⁹Perhaps related to British slang John Thomas, which has the same meaning. First noted by the OED in 1863 in Jrnl. Trip across Canada by the unfortunate WB Cheadle , relating how his neck, face, and the organ in question were all frozen., Joystick, Junk, Jurassic pork, Just-in-beaver, Keilbasa, Kickstand, Kidney scraper, King sebastian, Knob, Krull the warrior king, Lance of love, Lap rocket, Leaky hose, Lincoln log, Lingam, Little Bob, Little Elvis, Lizard, Lolipop, Long Dong Silver¹⁰via Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, Longfellow, Love muscle, Love rod, Love shaft, Love stick, Luigi, Main vein, Man meat, Man’s best friend, Manhood, Mayo shooting hotdog gun, Meat constrictor, Meat injection, Meat popsicle, Meat Puppet, Meat scepter, Meat stick, Meat thermometer, Meatsicle, Member, Meter long king kong dong, Microphone, Middle leg, Middle stump, Moisture and heat seeking venomous throbbing python of love, Mongoose, Monster, Mr. Happy, Mr. Knish, Mr. Sniffles, Mr. Winky, Muff marauder, Mushroom head, Mutton dagger, Netherrod, Ol’ one eye, Old boy, Old fellow, Old man, One-eyed monster, One-eyed trouser snake, One-eyed wonder weasel, One-eyed yogurt slinger, Package, Pecker, Pedro, Peen, Peepee, Peeper, Pencil dick, Percy, Peter¹¹First usage is from 1902, probably from the identity of the first syllable., Piece, Pied Piper, Pig skin bus, Pink oboe, Piss weasle, Piston, Pleasure pump, Plonker, Pludge, Plug, Pocket rocket, Poinswatter, Pole, Popeye, Pork sword, Porridge gun, Prick, Private eye, Private part, Pud, Puff the one-eyed dragon, Purple helmet, Purple-headed yogurt flinger, Purple-helmeted warrior of love, Putz¹²from the Yiddish ‘puts’, literally meaning ‘finery’, Quiver bone, Ramburglar, Rod, Rod of pleasure, Rodger¹³Probably derived from the Old English hroði gār, meaning ‘fame-spear’, Rooster, Root, Roundhead, Salami, Santa Claus¹⁴As heard in Sebastian Castro’s “Bubble” video., Sausage, Schlittle, Schlong, Schlong dongadoodle, Schlort, Schmeckle, Schmuck, Schnitzel, Sconge, Sebastianic sword, Shaft¹⁵♫ Who’s the black private dick
That’s a sex machine to all the chicks?
SHAFT!
Ya damn right!, Short arm, Single barrelled pump action bollock yogurt shotgun, Skin flute, Slit-eyed demon, Sludge pump, Slut slayer, Snot rocket, Soldier, Spam javelin, Spawn hammer, Spitting cobra, Spout, Steamin’ semen truck, Stick shift, Surfboard, Taco warmer, Tallywhacker, Tan banana, Tassle, Tent peg, Tent pole, The Artful Throbber, The Bone Ranger, Thing, Third leg, Throbber, Thumper, Thundersword, Tinker, Tiny Tim, Tockley, Todger, Tonk, Tonsil tickler, Tool , Torpedo, Trouser snake, Trouser trout, Tube snake, Tubesteak, Tummy banana, Tuna torpedo, Twig & berries, Twinkie, Uncle Reamus, Undercover brother, Vagina miner, Vein, Veinous Maximus, Vlad the Impaler, Vomit rod, Wand, Wang, Wang doodle, Wanger, Wanker, Weapon of ass destruction, Wedding tackle, Wedding wrecker, Wee, Weenie, Weewee, Weiner, Whoopie stick, Whore thermometer, Wick, Wiener, Wiener schnitzel, Willy, Wing dang doodle, Winky, Womb broom, Womb ferret, Womb raider, Woody womb pecker, Worm, Yingyang, Yogurt gun, Zucchini

Spanish terms for ‘penis’

Bicho¹⁶Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Cabeza de gato¹⁷Ecuador, Chorizo, Chota¹⁸Argentina, Uruguay,  Garcha¹⁹Argentina, Uruguay, Nabo²⁰Spain, Paronga²¹Argentina, Uruguay, Pene, Pico²²Chile, Pijo²³Spain, Pinga²⁴Cuba, Pipi²⁵Panama, Peru, Pito²⁶Mexico, Polla, Rabo²⁷Spain, Taladro de carne²⁸Chile, Turca²⁹Nicaragua, Verga³⁰Mexico

Other languages

Bengal: ধন³¹pronounced ‘dhon’

Finnish: Mulkku, Pili, Pippeli, Siitin³²used by children, Penis³³used by children, Kikkeli, Kyrpä³⁴vulgar

French: bijou de famille³⁵literally, ‘family jewels’, bistouquette³⁶a childish term, bite³⁷considered vulgar, poireau³⁸considered funny (literally ‘leek’), popaul³⁹considered funny (a typical parrot name), quéquette⁴⁰a childish term, queue⁴¹considered vulgar (from ‘pool cue’), teub⁴²a vulgar term pronounced reversed in Verlan, vier⁴³considered vulgar, zboub⁴⁴based on arabic, zizi⁴⁵a childish term, zigounette⁴⁶a childish term, zguègue⁴⁷based on arabic, zigounette⁴⁸a childish term, zizi⁴⁹a childish term, zob⁵⁰based on arabic

Germany: Nudel, Schwanz

Hindi: गुप्तांग⁵¹pronounced ‘guptang’ — means ‘private parts’ and may be used for both male and female genitalia, जननेंद्रिय⁵²pronounced ‘jananendriya’ — means ‘genitalia’ and may be used for either sex, लन्ङ⁵³pronounced ‘lund`’ — common slang, लोडा<sup>54</sup>pronounced ‘loda`’ — common slang

Indonesia: Ayam jantan, Burung⁵⁵liternally ‘bird’, Butuh⁵⁶vulgar, Detektif, Jago, Kemaluan laki-laki, Keran, Kontol, Mata-mata, Palak, Panalagan⁵⁷Polite term for ‘penis’, Reserse, Zakar

Japanese: ちんこ⁵⁸pronounced ‘chinko’, チンチン⁵⁹pronounced ‘chin chin’ — used mostly by children, derives from the onomatopeia ‘chinchin’ referring to a ringing or tinkling sound, as is made when a man urinates, ちんぽ⁶⁰pronounced ‘chinbo’, ちんぽ⁶¹pronounced ‘chinpo’, ちんぼこ⁶²pronounced ‘chinboko’, にくぼう⁶³肉棒, pronounced ‘nikubou’, 太マラ⁶⁴pronounced ‘futo mara’ — literally ‘big penis’

Korean: 거시기⁶⁵pronounced ‘guh shi ki’ – slang for penis mostly children in elementary school and middle school, 고추⁶⁶pronounced ‘go chu’ — a formal term for ‘penis’, 귀두⁶⁷pronounced ‘gwee doo’ — a term for the penis tip, 남근⁶⁸pronounced ‘nam geun’ — an older term that was common slang and translates to “men’s root”, 딕⁶⁹pronounced ‘dick’ — adopted from English by young people, 똘똘이⁷⁰pronounced ‘ddol ddol ee’ — slang used mostly by adults, 성기⁷¹pronounced ‘sung ki’ – a formal term for penis, 소중이⁷²pronounced ‘so joong yi’ – a cute term that can refer to both male and female private parts, 육봉⁷³pronounced ‘yuk bong’ – slang from the chinese characters that translate to ‘meat pole’, 음경⁷⁴pronounced ‘eum kyung’ — the formal term for ‘penis’, 자지⁷⁵pronounced ‘jaji’ — a word meaning genitalia that can be used for both male and female parts, 조지⁷⁶pronounced ‘joji’ – a different way to pronounce ‘자지’ (‘jaji’), 존⁷⁷pronounced ‘john’ — short for the english word ‘johnson’, used by the 20-30 age group, 존슨⁷⁸pronounced ‘johnson’ – the English word, used by the 20-30 age group, 좆⁷⁹pronounced ‘jot’ – slang for penis used by everyone in many ways, but usually in reference to peeling it (?), 철수⁸⁰pronounced ‘chul soo’ – a person’s name commonly used (like ‘Johnson’), 친친⁸¹pronounced ‘chin chin’ – slang derived from a Japanese word for penis

Mandarin: 小鸡鸡⁸²pronounced ‘shi-aw dgee dgee’ — used by children & translates to ‘little chicken’,  屌⁸³pronounced ‘dee-aw’ — can be formal or informal, 男人那话儿⁸⁴pronounced ‘nan ren na who-ar’ — translates to “men’s thing”,  is subtle & less offensive, 老二儿⁸⁵pronounced ‘lao uh-ar’ — commonly used, translates to ‘the second thing’, 肉笛⁸⁶pronounced ‘rou di’  — literally ‘skin flute’, 阳具⁸⁷pronounced ‘yang-ju’ — formally used in writing, 阴茎⁸⁸pronounced ‘yeen  dg-ing’ — the formal term for ‘penis’, 鸡巴⁸⁹pronounced ‘gee ba’ — the most common slang

Papiamento:⁹⁰The native language on the islands of Aruba and Curaçao. Derived from African and Portuguese, with influences from English, Dutch, and Spanish. Bala⁹¹literally ‘ball’, Banana⁹²borrowed from Dutch & English, Basora⁹³literally ‘sweeper’, Cabes di Totolica⁹⁴Literally, ‘head of a Totolica’. A Totolica is a bird that looks bald. (This is not used very often.), Colebra⁹⁵literally ‘snake’, Cos⁹⁶literally ‘thing’, Dolo⁹⁷formal term for ‘penis’, Patin⁹⁸Literally ‘ejaculate’, commonly used in insults. This is a word that could get you punched in the face., Palo⁹⁹literally ‘stick’, Penis¹⁰⁰borrowed from Dutch & English, Pilinchi¹⁰¹used when referring to the member of little boys, Saco di webo¹⁰²literally ‘bag of eggs’, Troshi¹⁰³Literally ‘cluster’ (for example, a cluster of grapes), but rarely used in any other context.’, Webo¹⁰⁴literally ‘egg’, Worst¹⁰⁵Borrowed from Dutch (‘sausage’)

Portugese: (Brasilian) Cacete, Caralho¹⁰⁶considered vulgar, Jeba, Falo, Mastro, Pau¹⁰⁷translates to ‘wood’, Pica, Pinto¹⁰⁸this is the most common term used in Brasil, Piroca, Pistão, Verga

Romanian: belita¹⁰⁹the penis of a child (that hasn’t reached puberty yet) or a very small penis, cocoş¹¹⁰literally means ‘cock’, cocoşel¹¹¹the penis of a child (that hasn’t reached puberty yet) or a very small penis — literally means ‘little cock’, pulă¹¹²most common slang term, puţă¹¹³the penis of a child (that hasn’t reached puberty yet) or a very small penis

Russian: женилка¹¹⁴pronounced ‘zheneelka’ (literally translates to ‘the item you’re marrying with’)​, пенис¹¹⁵formal term, pronounced ‘paynis’, пиписька¹¹⁶pronounced ‘pipeeska’, used by young children, писька¹¹⁷pronounced ‘peeska’, used by young children, сосиска¹¹⁸pronounced ‘saseeska’ (‘sausage’), хрен¹¹⁹pronounced ‘hen’, literally means ‘horseradish’, хуй¹²⁰pronounced ‘huee’, vulgar & often used in anger, член¹²¹pronounced “ch’lee-en”

Singlish (Singaporean English): lanpa¹²²Used primarily as an insult​, lanjiao¹²³Used primarily as an insult​, 小弟弟¹²⁴Pronounced ‘xiao didi’, and used primarily as an insult​

Tagalog: arroyo, batuta¹²⁵slang for a policeman’s stick, batuta, Batuta ni Drakula¹²⁶literally ‘police stick of Dracula’ from the title of a 1970’s porn film, boto, burat¹²⁷refers to an erect penis, dako, dakota, et-et, ibon¹²⁸literally ‘bird’, kargada¹²⁹considered less offensive, manok, nota¹³⁰used in the gay culture, paltak¹³¹refers to a circumcised penis, Pedro, pitoy¹³²an uncircumcised (juvenile pre-pubescent) penis, potoy, pototoy, ratbu, saging, Saging ni Pacing¹³³literally ‘Banana of Pacing’ from the title of a 1970’s porn film, supot¹³⁴refers to an uncircumcised penis — literally ‘brown bag’, tandang, Talong ni Badong¹³⁵literally ‘Eggplant of Badong’ from the title of a 1970’s porn film, tarugo¹³⁶refers to a very large penis, tektek, titi, tule¹³⁷refers to a circumcised penis, tuli¹³⁸refers to a circumcised penis, turat, uten, utin

Thai:¹³⁹The Thai language uses lexical tones to differentiate words.  Different sounds can have a tone that is rising, falling, high, low, or mid-toned.  These are indicated in pronunciations by the first letter, i.e., R, F, H, L, & M กระจู๋¹⁴⁰pronounced gra^L juu^R — a boy’s penis, กระเจี๊ยว¹⁴¹pronounced gra^L jiaao^H — extreme slang, กระดอ¹⁴²pronounced gra^L daaw^M — a man’s or male animal’s penis, ไข่¹⁴³pronounced ‘kài’ — literally means ‘eggs’, ควย¹⁴⁴pronounced khuay^M — an extremely vulgar term, งวงช้าง¹⁴⁵pronounced ‘nguang cháang’ — literally means ‘elephant trunk’,จู๋¹⁴⁶pronounced ‘jŏo’, เจ้าหนู¹⁴⁷pronounced jao^F nuu^R — a boy’s penis, น้องหนู¹⁴⁸pronounced naawng^H nuu^R — a boy’s penis, ลึงค์¹⁴⁹pronounced leung^M — means ‘lingam’, a stylized phallic symbol of the masculine cosmic principle and of the Hindu god Siva, หัวควย¹⁵⁰pronounced huaa^R khuay^M — means ‘cockhead’, an extremely vulgar curse, หำ¹⁵¹pronounced ‘hăm’ — term used in Isan province, literally means ‘testicles’, องคชาต¹⁵²pronounced ohng^M kha^H chaat^F — formal term for ‘penis’, ไอ้จู๋¹⁵³pronounced ai^F juu^R — a boy’s penis, ไอ้เจี๊ยว¹⁵⁴pronounced ai^F jiaao^H — a boy’s penis, ไอ้หนู¹⁵⁵pronounced ai^F nuu^R — a boy’s penis

Recent Updates

• Added ‘Santa Claus’ as an English term.  Who knew‽

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  The term comes from a Lenny Bruce routine about African-American men (“Their wangs look like a baby’s arm with an apple in its fist”.) Thanks to Denis for burning this into my brain.
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  Common on English-colonized Caribbean islands
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  A penis that is wider than long
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  Was used to as a synonym for “fellow, lad, man,” in the 1550s, also a rhyming nickname for Rick, short for Richard, one of the commonest English names. It has long been a synonym for “fellow,” and so most of the slang senses are probably very old. The meaning “penis” is attested from 1891 in British army slang.
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  From the Chuck Berry song
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  literally the term means “a whale’s penis”
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  specifically an erect penis
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  Derives from the name the leading man in D.H. Lawrence’s novel, Lady Chatterley’s Lover, who shared his name with his appendage. The book was made famous by the obscenity trial it landed Penguin Books in during the 1950s.
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  Perhaps related to British slang John Thomas, which has the same meaning. First noted by the OED in 1863 in Jrnl. Trip across Canada by the unfortunate WB Cheadle , relating how his neck, face, and the organ in question were all frozen.
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  via Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas
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  First usage is from 1902, probably from the identity of the first syllable.
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  from the Yiddish ‘puts’, literally meaning ‘finery’
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  Probably derived from the Old English hroði gār, meaning ‘fame-spear’
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  As heard in Sebastian Castro’s “Bubble” video.
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  ♫ Who’s the black private dick
  That’s a sex machine to all the chicks?
  SHAFT!
  Ya damn right!
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  Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic
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  Ecuador
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  Argentina, Uruguay
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  Argentina, Uruguay
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  Spain
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  Argentina, Uruguay
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  Chile
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  Spain
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  Cuba
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  Panama, Peru
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  Mexico
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  Spain
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  Chile
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  Nicaragua
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  Mexico
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  pronounced ‘dhon’
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  used by children
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  used by children
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  vulgar
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  literally, ‘family jewels’
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  a childish term
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  considered vulgar
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  considered funny (literally ‘leek’)
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  considered funny (a typical parrot name)
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  a childish term
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  considered vulgar (from ‘pool cue’)
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  a vulgar term pronounced reversed in Verlan
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  considered vulgar
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  based on arabic
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  a childish term
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  a childish term
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  based on arabic
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  a childish term
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  a childish term
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  based on arabic
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  pronounced ‘guptang’ — means ‘private parts’ and may be used for both male and female genitalia
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  pronounced ‘jananendriya’ — means ‘genitalia’ and may be used for either sex
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  pronounced ‘lund`’ — common slang
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  pronounced ‘loda`’ — common slang
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  liternally ‘bird’
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  vulgar
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  Polite term for ‘penis’
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  pronounced ‘chinko’
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  pronounced ‘chin chin’ — used mostly by children, derives from the onomatopeia ‘chinchin’ referring to a ringing or tinkling sound, as is made when a man urinates
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  pronounced ‘chinbo’
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  pronounced ‘chinpo’
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  pronounced ‘chinboko’
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  肉棒, pronounced ‘nikubou’
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  pronounced ‘futo mara’ — literally ‘big penis’
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  pronounced ‘guh shi ki’ – slang for penis mostly children in elementary school and middle school
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  pronounced ‘go chu’ — a formal term for ‘penis’
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  pronounced ‘gwee doo’ — a term for the penis tip
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  pronounced ‘nam geun’ — an older term that was common slang and translates to “men’s root”
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  pronounced ‘dick’ — adopted from English by young people
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  pronounced ‘ddol ddol ee’ — slang used mostly by adults
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  pronounced ‘sung ki’ – a formal term for penis
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  pronounced ‘so joong yi’ – a cute term that can refer to both male and female private parts
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  pronounced ‘yuk bong’ – slang from the chinese characters that translate to ‘meat pole’
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  pronounced ‘eum kyung’ — the formal term for ‘penis’
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  pronounced ‘jaji’ — a word meaning genitalia that can be used for both male and female parts
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  pronounced ‘joji’ – a different way to pronounce ‘자지’ (‘jaji’)
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  pronounced ‘john’ — short for the english word ‘johnson’, used by the 20-30 age group
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  pronounced ‘johnson’ – the English word, used by the 20-30 age group
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  pronounced ‘jot’ – slang for penis used by everyone in many ways, but usually in reference to peeling it (?)
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  pronounced ‘chul soo’ – a person’s name commonly used (like ‘Johnson’)
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  pronounced ‘chin chin’ – slang derived from a Japanese word for penis
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  pronounced ‘shi-aw dgee dgee’ — used by children & translates to ‘little chicken’
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  pronounced ‘dee-aw’ — can be formal or informal
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  pronounced ‘nan ren na who-ar’ — translates to “men’s thing”,  is subtle & less offensive
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  pronounced ‘lao uh-ar’ — commonly used, translates to ‘the second thing’
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  pronounced ‘rou di’  — literally ‘skin flute’
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  pronounced ‘yang-ju’ — formally used in writing
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  pronounced ‘yeen  dg-ing’ — the formal term for ‘penis’
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  pronounced ‘gee ba’ — the most common slang
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  The native language on the islands of Aruba and Curaçao. Derived from African and Portuguese, with influences from English, Dutch, and Spanish.
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  literally ‘ball’
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  borrowed from Dutch & English
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  literally ‘sweeper’
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  Literally, ‘head of a Totolica’. A Totolica is a bird that looks bald. (This is not used very often.)
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  literally ‘snake’
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  literally ‘thing’
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  formal term for ‘penis’
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  Literally ‘ejaculate’, commonly used in insults. This is a word that could get you punched in the face.
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  literally ‘stick’
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  borrowed from Dutch & English
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  used when referring to the member of little boys
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  literally ‘bag of eggs’
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  Literally ‘cluster’ (for example, a cluster of grapes), but rarely used in any other context.’
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  literally ‘egg’
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  Borrowed from Dutch (‘sausage’)
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  considered vulgar
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  translates to ‘wood’
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  this is the most common term used in Brasil
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  the penis of a child (that hasn’t reached puberty yet) or a very small penis
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  literally means ‘cock’
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  the penis of a child (that hasn’t reached puberty yet) or a very small penis — literally means ‘little cock’
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  most common slang term
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  the penis of a child (that hasn’t reached puberty yet) or a very small penis
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  pronounced ‘zheneelka’ (literally translates to ‘the item you’re marrying with’)​
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  formal term, pronounced ‘paynis’
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  pronounced ‘pipeeska’, used by young children
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  pronounced ‘peeska’, used by young children
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  pronounced ‘saseeska’ (‘sausage’)
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  pronounced ‘hen’, literally means ‘horseradish’
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  pronounced ‘huee’, vulgar & often used in anger
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  pronounced “ch’lee-en”
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  Used primarily as an insult​
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  Used primarily as an insult​
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  Pronounced ‘xiao didi’, and used primarily as an insult​
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  slang for a policeman’s stick
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  literally ‘police stick of Dracula’ from the title of a 1970’s porn film
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  refers to an erect penis
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  literally ‘bird’
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  considered less offensive
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  used in the gay culture
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  refers to a circumcised penis
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  an uncircumcised (juvenile pre-pubescent) penis
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  literally ‘Banana of Pacing’ from the title of a 1970’s porn film
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  refers to an uncircumcised penis — literally ‘brown bag’
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  literally ‘Eggplant of Badong’ from the title of a 1970’s porn film
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  refers to a very large penis
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  refers to a circumcised penis
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  refers to a circumcised penis
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  The Thai language uses lexical tones to differentiate words.  Different sounds can have a tone that is rising, falling, high, low, or mid-toned.  These are indicated in pronunciations by the first letter, i.e., R, F, H, L, & M
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  pronounced gra^L juu^R — a boy’s penis
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  pronounced gra^L jiaao^H — extreme slang
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  pronounced gra^L daaw^M — a man’s or male animal’s penis
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  pronounced ‘kài’ — literally means ‘eggs’
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  pronounced khuay^M — an extremely vulgar term
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  pronounced ‘nguang cháang’ — literally means ‘elephant trunk’
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  pronounced ‘jŏo’
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  pronounced jao^F nuu^R — a boy’s penis
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  pronounced naawng^H nuu^R — a boy’s penis
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  pronounced leung^M — means ‘lingam’, a stylized phallic symbol of the masculine cosmic principle and of the Hindu god Siva
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  pronounced huaa^R khuay^M — means ‘cockhead’, an extremely vulgar curse
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  pronounced ‘hăm’ — term used in Isan province, literally means ‘testicles’
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  pronounced ohng^M kha^H chaat^F — formal term for ‘penis’
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  pronounced ai^F juu^R — a boy’s penis
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  pronounced ai^F jiaao^H — a boy’s penis
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  pronounced ai^F nuu^R — a boy’s penis