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penisy en · ADJ

Etymology

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *pes- Proto-Indo-European *pes-ni-s Proto-Italic *peznis Latin pēnislbor. English penis English -y English penisy From penis + -y.

Meanings

1. (informal) Penislike; resembling a penis.
   • I wanted to scream, but that little penisy-looking thing at the entrance to my throat locked and no sound came out. 2001, Gale Zoe Garnett, Visible Amazement, →ISBN, page 68:
   • What if a raccoon with rabies jumped out and clawed me, or possums, which were so disgusting, with those penisy hairless white tails. 2010, Anne Lamott, Imperfect Birds, →ISBN, page 136:
   • She kissed him swiftly on the lips, a waft of penisy breath filling his nostrils, and still he couldn't see her face. 2007, William Sutcliffe, Whatever Makes You Happy, →ISBN, page 201:
   • There are a lot of men after Steve. Buck Rogers's Gil Gerard, […] and those moody kids in swimming suits with the wet, penisy Flipper gliding between their legs. 2001, Mike Albo, Hornito: My Lie Life, →ISBN:

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