boddler 

Boddler is the name we gave to our children when they were no longer really babies but were not quite toddlers either - i.e. when they had started moving about so getting into scrapes but not actually walking and toddling about. The advantage of the word is that if it is spoken forcibly it does come out as a good swear word.

Oh! you little boddler!

boddler by Imogen Sykes February 5, 2008

Boddler 

A young child who is not an infant but not a toddler. Usually when babies turn one they become a boddler and become a toddler when they are two.

AWW... Look how little Mason has grown from a baby to a *boddler*

Boddler by Aseaofdeademoandinfintefandoms August 16, 2017

bowdlerise 

to remove those part of context considered offensive,vulgar in nature.
it's an act of editing adult natured parts from a context.

This statement is so offensive,would you please bowdlerise it.

bowdlerise by fufukiki April 2, 2009

Bodler

A bodler is a being who likes to boddle.

The action of boddling is defined as when you rifle through someone's bins, only to then comment to that person on what you may have found.

The earliest form of boddling was enacted by the bin weevils of old earth, likely from 70,000BC.

Damn that Doris. She's such a bodler. She found half of yesterday's sweet chilli salmon and told me it should have had more ginger.

Bodler by Eucephalas March 3, 2019

boddser 

absolutly fucking class.

another way to describe turkey dinosaurs and spongebob mixed together

also a way to describe a sex beast.

lots of people know this word

that dude is freakin' boddser

boddser by bojj1994 December 4, 2010

boddle 

An Atlantic Canadian maritime slang for a "Bottle".

I better put away this Boddle of Pop before it gets warm .

boddle by Maritime talk January 6, 2018

neovictorian bowdlerization

Politically-correct dumbing down of the English language used to eliminate thoughts and ideas deemed offensive to identified subgroups ie. by gender/race/religion/country of origin. Derived from term originally used to refer to removal of offensive terms (e.g. "strumpet") from Shakespeare's plays by Thomas Bowdler.

Only neovictorian bowdlerization can explain the current anti-intellectual view that gender/race are fluid and that all things are like all other things.

neovictorian bowdlerization by doctorjosh September 4, 2016