made from a length of cotton. Before World War II, the fundoshi was the main form of underwear for Japanese adult males. However it fell out of use quickly after the war with the introduction of new underwear to the Japanese market, such as briefs and boxer briefs. ...
94: In taking of glyster’s none e’er had suck luck — / So the first man that passes, I’ll treat with a f— . 1825 J. Winston Drury Lane Jrnl (1974) 16 Mar. 107: Send me Lewis or the other woman. I must have a fuck. 1837–8 ‘Sam Swipes’ Cuckold’s Nest 19: And...
Edward Rigby for intending to commit the Abominable Sin of Sodomy, on the Body of one William Minton 7 Dec. 2: Rigby [...] taking Minton in his Arms, whisht he might lye with him all night, and that his Lust was provoked to that degree, he had --- in his Breeches, but not wit...
Taking a Boston: another way of saying swinging;Vipers: people like Louis who smoked gage, tea, mota, muggles, weed, reefer, or what he called simply some of that good shit;Whaling: Louis’ shorthand for having sex, which he talked about almost as often as he did it;...
Crazy shitstarts popping up in the written record in the 1960s. In his 1965 novelWeek with NoFriday,author Willard Marsh has a character slangily sling “That’s pretty crazy shit, isn’t it?”Crazy shitreally started taking off in the 1970–80s, and by the 1990s–2000s, we can ident...
1.04 "Throne for a Loss" garbologist: noun Staanz's profession a connoisseur of things other people throw out; collectors for a profit 1.13 "The Flax" garda: noun Clansmen colloquialism for male (with a bit of attitude) 2.03 "Taking the Stone" gavork: noun an aromatic medicinal herb...
I'lltake a skeetat it. See more words with the same meaning:British, UK slang (list of). See more words with the same meaning:to look, see. Last edited on Apr 06 2013. Submitted byAnonymousonApr 06 2013. +Add a definition for this slang term ...
Bugger - 语气词，类似shit Bum - 屁股 Cheers / Ta - 多谢。一般用于举手之劳，结账时，下车时跟...
1+1= (ichi tasu ichi wa)ni(two) of course! Sayingnimakes you smile so people will say this before taking a picture, like “say cheese!” You’ll see a lot of number symbolism in anime too, once you start looking. In the manga and animeHikaru no Go, the main character Hikaru wear...
Feed like a gravel maggot: Disparaging term in Mos Eisley for taking advantage of others.[48] Feed me to the fishes of Naboo: A statement of incredulity.[221] Similar to the real-world rude British English exclamation "bugger me."[222] Feed the sarlacc: Mos Eisley slang meaning to disapp...