- donkey dick
- Australian Slangexceptionally well-hung man
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Donkey dick — exceptionally well hung man … Dictionary of Australian slang
donkey dick — /ˈdɒŋki dɪk/ (say dongkee dik) noun Colloquial 1. a large penis. 2. a man with such a penis …
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donkey — [18] The usual English word for ‘donkey’ from Anglo Saxon times was ass, and donkey is not recorded until Francis Grose entered it in his Dictionary of the vulgar tonge 1785; ‘Donkey or Donkey Dick, a he or Jackass’. No one really knows where it… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
donkey — [18] The usual English word for ‘donkey’ from Anglo Saxon times was ass, and donkey is not recorded until Francis Grose entered it in his Dictionary of the vulgar tonge 1785; ‘Donkey or Donkey Dick, a he or Jackass’. No one really knows where it… … Word origins
donkey — Noun. 1. A male who is genitally well endowed, as in hung like a donkey. Also phrased as donkey dick. 2. Something that doesn t come up to expectations. E.g. I think we ve been sold a donkey … English slang and colloquialisms
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dick|ey — dick|ey1 «DIHK ee», noun, plural eys. 1. a shirt front that can be detached. 2. an insert worn at the neck opening of a blouse, jacket, etc.: »Buttoned in dickeys can also make cocktail necklines prim (New Yorker). 3. = vestee. (Cf. ↑vestee) 4. a … Useful english dictionary
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