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imo n
-chan
potato sister (said of provincial women)

imo yari
potato guy

imo zoku
potato gang
(group of provincials)

imochi
from
imo
chippusu, “potato chips” (high school slang)

pat
to
potato

korokke
croquet (high school slang)

nagak
long guy

nakai
(criminal slang)

notoshi
(criminal slang)

PUBIC HAIR

bushu
the English word “bush”

chinge
male pubic hair (contraction of chinpo, “penis,” and
ge
, “hair”)

furungi
(Okinawa dialect)

h
a
the English word “hair” (popular slang)

hige
beard

inm
hidden hair (standard slang)

insankaku
hidden triangle

jinjirage

jinjirage
(northwestern Japanese dialect origin)

ke
hair (popular slang)

keba
hair feathers

kebu
(northeastern Japanese dialect origin)

kebuka
(northeastern Japanese dialect origin)

keburi

mange
female pubic hair (contraction of
manko
, “vagina,” and
ge
, “hair”)

mitsurin
jungle

otoge
(southern Japanese dialect origin)

sankaku
triangle

tsubihige
woman's pubic hair (from
tsubi
, “vagina” and
hige
, “beard”)

yabu
bush

RAZOR

atarigane
suave metal

ate
also means “blade of a knife”

gamu
gum (when you buy a razor, it is wrapped up like gum)

sakai
edge

sori
short for kamisari, “razorblade”

suri
from
sori

SEXUAL INTERCOURSE

aikagi awasu
fitting the master key in the lock

anmaku
tacit permission

doreiai

bikuhiku

biri

bukkomu
to drive into

esu
the initial S, short for “sex”

etchi suru
to doH (which stands for
hentai
, “perversion”)

hamekomu
to plunge in

hameru
to put in

heguru

heppe
(northern Japanese dialect origin)

inko

kanraku
merriment, pleasure

kamari
slithering in

keai
cock fight (pun on ke ai, “pubic hair encounter”)

ken de moru

senrei
baptism

sum
Japanese sumo wrestling

sutanpu
stamp

tsubi
(northern Japanese dialect origin)

tsuboyaki
pot burning

tsukkomu
to thrust in

tsukimakkuru
to stab again and again

yachi o fuku
wiping the cunt

zukon bakon
zap bang (onomatopoeic)

SPERM

bitamin esu
vitamin S (high school slang)

esu
the initial S, short for “sperm” (also used to mean “sex”)

gy
ny
milk

karupisu
from the milky Japanese soft drink “Calpis”

kodanejiru
child-seed soup

miruku
the English word “milk”

nori
glue

nurunuru
slimy

otokojiru
male soup

otokony
eki
male milky lotion

rabuj
su
the English word “love juice”

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