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    Posted

    The thread about what your gf called your penis reminded me of when I was a boy what family members called it and some of them were odd.  My dad when I was a boy would tell me stop playing with your nooner lol.  i never could figure out why he called it that, when I was a teenager he called it a pecker.  My uncles called it a Peter, the traditional name back then.  Me and my friends called it Peter or Dick.  nobody called it a cock back then where I lived until the internet came around.  When I was a teenager a lot of the older men called a pussy a cock.

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    Growing up I had a neighbor who was 2 years older than me. He would let me jack him off (he could cum, I still had dry orgasms). Then I started sucking him and he called his dick a Tootsie Roll Pop. We would be playing around the neighborhood and he would ask if I wanted a Tootsie Pop. We would go up in his tree house and I would suck him dry.

     

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    From the all knowing internet

    Nicknames for Penis from 13th-19th C.
    1. Bollocks: this term has longevity; it first appeared around 1300AD and is still used by Brits today!
    2. Pin: (1460)
    3. Fiddle: (Middle Ages)
    4. Spindle: (Middle Ages)
    5. Pulling prick: (Middle Ages)
    6. Plumtree shaker: (1611) usually ‘plum’ referred to female genitalia. Thus the thing that shakes the plum tree applies to the male counterpart
    7. Knick-knack: (1686) in modern speech, this word refers to a useless or superfluous object; the 17th C. usage is not far off
    8. Silent flute: (1720) a cylindrical object… hmmm, wonder how they came up with this one?
    9. Doodle: (1785) Yankee Doodle? A patriotic nickname for the proud American penis
    10. Dick: (1836) commonly heard and used as a derogatory term for a mean dude

    1890s: A veritable Renaissance in penis nicknames
    1. Abraham: Biblical patriarch, or “Father of many nations.”
    2. Arse-opener
    3. Arse-wedge
    4. Athenaeum: denoting the Temple of Athena, or an institution which houses knowledge like a library or university
    5. Baby-maker
    6. Bayonet
    7. Beak
    8. Beard-splitter
    9. Bedfellow
    10. Belly-ruffian
    11. Best leg of three
    12. Billy-my-nag
    13. Bludgeon
    14. Bob-my-nag
    15. Brat-getter
    16. Bum-tickler
    17. Bush-whacker
    18. Butcher
    19. Captain Standish
    20. Child-getter
    21. Chink-stopper
    22. Concern
    23. Cony-catcher
    24. Copper-stick
    25. Cracksman
    26. Cranny hunter
    27. Cream stick
    28. Cuckoo
    29. Customs officer
    30. Cutlass: a type of short sword with a curved blade, used by sailors
    31. Dard
    32. Diddle
    33. Dingus
    34. Dolly
    35. Dr. Johnson
    36. Enemy
    37. Eye-opener
    38. Father confessor
    39. Flapdoodle
    40. Foreman
    41. Fornicating engine
    42. Fornicating member
    43. Fornicating tool
    44. Jacob
    45. Lance of love
    46. Langolee
    47. Leather-dresser
    48. Leather-stretcher
    49. Life preserver
    50. Little davy
    51. Live rabbit
    52. Lobster
    53. Lodger
    54. Love dart
    55. Love staff
    56. Lullaby
    57. Manroot
    58. Master of ceremonies
    59. Meat skewer
    60. Merrymaker
    61. Milkman
    62. Mole
    63. Nebuchadnezzar: an ancient king of Babylonia
    64. Nimrod
    65. Nippy
    66. Pee-wee
    67. Quimstake
    68. Skyscraper
    69. St. Peter
    70. Tentpeg
    71. Tickle-faggot
    72. Timothy tool

    Penis Names from the 1900s
    1. Ducey
    2. Swelling
    3. Sweetener
    4. Redcap
    5. Majesty
    6. Charmer
    7. Champion
    8. Arm
    9. Dodger
    10. Ding-dong
    11. Aleck
    12. Whanger
    13. Baby-fetcher
    14. Axe
    15. Nightstick
    16. Joystick
    17. Dingbat
    18. Gospel-pipe
    19. Drill
    20. Dingle
    21. Corporal
    22. Hot member
    23. Pencil
    24. Wee-wee
    25. Goober
    26. Cob
    27. Hot Dog
    28. Banana
    29. Soupbone
    30. Okra
    31. Family organ
    32. Mule
    33. Dornick
    34. Ham-bone
    35. Pee-pee
    36. Patootie
    37. Old boy
    38. Crumb
    39. Ambassador
    40. Organ grinder
    41. Whang
    42. Tater
    43. Putz
    44. Bald-headed sailor
    45. Weiner/Weeny
    46. Toothpick
    47. Tonsil Tickler
    48. Roger
    49. One-eyed rattlesnake
    50. Skin flute

    Literary/Classy Penis Nicknames
    Perhaps you’d like some polite, literary terms for your penis. These are excellent for use in erotic literature, love letters or sexting between logophiles.
    1. Cock: phonetically pleasing; falls nicely between the sexy rake and gallant gentleman
    2. Length
    3. Member
    4. Prick
    5. Rod
    6. Pud
    7. Jimmy
    8. Knob
    9. Lad (Ireland)
    10. Langer (Ireland)
    11. Love muscle
    12. Manhood: the most polite term of them all
    13. Membrum virile: Latin for ‘virile member’ for all those academics out there
    14. Phallus
    15. Shaft
    16. Tadger (UK, Australia)
    17. Yard

    Raunchy/Funny Names for Penis
    If the previous lists of nicknames for penis didn’t make you laugh, here are some funny penis nicknames that will. Or, they’ll just gross you out.
    1. Womb broom
    2. Womb Raider
    3. Weapon of Ass Destruction
    4. Vlad the Impaler
    5. Uncle Reamus
    6. Trouser Snake
    7. Tan Banana
    8. Sex Pistol
    9. Russell the one-eyed muscle
    10. One-eyed monster
    11. One-eyed trouser trout
    12. Rumpleforeskin
    13. Richard and the twins
    14. Purple helmeted warrior of love
    15. Puff the one-eyed dragon
    16. Prince Everhard of the Netherlands
    17. Pleasure Pump
    18. Moby Dick
    19. Lord Hardwick
    20. Long dong silver
    21. Lap Rocket
    22. Knobgoblin
    23. King Dong
    24. Justin-in beaver
    25. Herman von longschlongenstein
    26. Heat seeking moisture missile
    27. Frank n’ beans
    28. Fuck puppet
    29. Excalibur
    30. Energizer Bunny
    31. Disco stick
    32. The Dicktator
    33. Cocktapus
    34. Clam hammer
    35. Cave hunter
    36. The blue-veined aristocrat
    37. Atomic turtle
    38. Action Jackson
    39. Mutton dagger
    40. Yogurt slinger
    41. Meat scepter
    42. Wedding wrecker
    43. Spam javelin
    44. Tuna torpedo
    45. Dora the explorer
    46. Vagina miner
    47. Jurassic Pork
    48. Tiny Tim
    49. The bone ranger
    50. Woody Womb Pecker

    International Slangs for Penis
    Don’t like any of these English nicknames for penis? Try slang for ‘penis’ in another language! Words for penis around the world:
    1. Piel: (Afrikaans)
    2. Chin-Chin: (Japanese)
    3. Lao Er: (Mandarin)
    4. Lu: (Shanghainese)
    5. Petter-Niklas: (Swedish)
    6. Ptak a vejce: (Czech) bird and eggs
    7. Skaufi: (Icelandic)
    8. Zip: (Sudanese)
    9. Spaetzle: (German) noodles
    10. Pica: (Brazilian Portuguese)
    11. Pinto: (Spanish) small penis
    12. Mulkku: (Finnish)
    13. Zayyin: (Hebrew) pronounced like ‘Zion,’ which leaves room for plenty of puns
    14. Dhanda: (Hindi) stick
    15. Boga: (Bengali)
    16. Isin lulik: (Tetun/East Timor) magic or holy body
    17. Bite: (French)
    18. Chlen: (Russian) member
    19. Cazzo: (Italian)
    20. Uberaffengeil: (German) “super monkey horny.”
    21. Quadibun: (Arabic)
    22. Brocos: (Pidgin – Nigeria)

     

    Posted

    I would never doubt Adrian's veracity, though I'm surprised by bollocks. To Brits today, if using bollocks as an anatomical name, it would refer to the testes.

    Standalone it has many other uses, as for example 'it's the bollocks' meaning it is very good; 'its bollocks' meaning it is false or rubbish; 'Bollocks' a useful expletive; 'fuck it that's bolloxed' meaning it's broken. There are many other examples.

    But as a penis synonym? Not heard of that, and would welcome a source ( with respect of course Adrian).

    Posted

    @F. LaCid  Who knows the source, its just a list off the internet.  
    I have heard bullocks as balls and bullshit but never good, of course we don't really speak English on this side of the pond.  Although BC'er are closer to proper English than the rest of canada and our merkan fiends.

    fuck it that's knackered

    Posted
    1 hour ago, canuck45 said:

    @F. LaCid  
    fuck it that's knackered 

    Context of course. The knackerman was a farrier who dealt with old or injured horses, effectively a slaughterman, hence knackered for something that cannot be fixed. Yes, yer bollocks are yer knackers: don't ask me how, they just are.

    Usage as good? We have a beer (real ale of course) here called 'The Dogs', this was originally put out as 'The Dog's Bollocks' with a pump clip featuring a Dalmation sat on a large bone, the dogs bollocks being a term of high approbation. Eventually the 'Bollocks' had to be removed so now some of us ask for the castrated beer. Similarly, another popular beer, Wells' 'Bombardier' is often called Yossarian, as he was the bombardier.

    I maunder!

    Posted (edited)
    12 hours ago, roadking55 said:

    I didn't see "pee-pee" on the list, anyone else called it that? 

    Yes pee-pee was very popular when  I was a young boy.   Wiener of course was popular too once it grew a little bit.
     

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    Posted (edited)

    @roadking55 Number 35 under the 1900's.  I missed it the first time too and it's what everyone said when  young or talking to youngsters
    It is the organ or the act.  "You have to go pee-pee"  I mean who would say "Do you need to void your bladder of urine through the urethra and exiting from the meatus urethrae externus  of your penis?"

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    Posted

    I’ve referred to my penis as my ‘thing’ from as far back as I can remember. I very well may have picked up that term from my mom. Sometimes I call it my ‘pee pee’ as well. Both are appropriate terms for one my size I think..lol.

    Posted

    Have we mentioned dingalinger yet?  My mom, dad and uncle that lived with us, would call it a dingalinger when referring to me sometimes.  I think my dad changed it to my nuner or nooner around puberty,  still don't know where that one came from.

    Posted

    @canuck45 Wow!!! That is one long and funny list.  Never heard of a lot of those.  But I would probably know immediately what they were talking about if someone used any of the words. 

    Growing up, my brother and I called our cousin's penises "lubbies", a play on the Norwegian word "lubben" which means chubby.  It was a good descriptor of their penises.  They called our penises "slankies", which was from the Norwegian word slank, meaning slender.  Again, a good descriptor for our penises.  Our father and uncle always referred to our penises as dingdongs, which always made us laugh.   

    Posted

    @Tsoren 
    Lubbie and Slankie....sounds like good names for characters in  Kids Book 

    Lubbie woke up all excited.  Today Lubbie and his twin brother Slankie were going to visit the Zoo.  Slankie had seen a picture book about zoos and told Lubbie about some of the animals at zoos. Lubbie could hardly wait to see the different animals:  Oli phants,  Grillas, T-eye grrrs, Mun kees and other erotic aminals.
    Slankie thought mun keeys must be good fishermen, cause he was told they were master baiters so must fish a lot.  

     

    • 11 months later...
    Posted

    I called mine most times  My dick.  ("I like my dick.")  Or, he's got  a nice looking dick.  That works most times.

    In my mind, the word "cock" is reserved for a big/huge penis (Did you see the cock on him?)

    Jokingly refer to it as the One Eyed Monster (it's far from a monster). 

    I have a buddy who calls his Mr Happy.

    Posted

    I have always used the proper name and that is "penis" the other names seem to put a dirty title on something so wonderful seems a shame to use those terms. Just my opinion 

    Posted

    Honestly, I think penis, dick, and cock are all so commonplace that I use them interchangeably; the nuance between them is really more subjective at this point. Other euphemisms like dong, wang, schlong, and the like may also have their connotations, but I find them to be more humorous than anything else, so I typically use those words when joking with my friends. I also prefer to use penis and other like nomenclature in professional capacities (such as having discussions in class).

    Posted
    On 7/25/2019 at 1:41 PM, Allen43 said:

    I’ve referred to my penis as my ‘thing’ from as far back as I can remember. I very well may have picked up that term from my mom. Sometimes I call it my ‘pee pee’ as well. Both are appropriate terms for one my size I think..lol.

    My mother and my unhung father both used clinical terms exclusively, possibly because they had silent defensiveness around the issue.  I remember being surprised to hear open references to dicks and cocks in some other families.

    Growing-up and especially when my puberty failed to emerge for several years, everyone else had a cock, dick, wang, meat, etc. while mine, if mentioned, was always a pee pee, weenie, or dickie or some such.  The regular guys often talked  with pride about "springing a boner", "getting a hard-on", "creaming," and "getting their nut."

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