taddywhacker
taddywhacker by Here and There March 29, 2008
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tallywhacker
1. noun The part of a man interested in a tallyho.
2. The part of a man a tallyho could care less about.
2. The part of a man a tallyho could care less about.
tallywhacker by Ron April 1, 2004
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talywhacker by John Gaskell October 2, 2003
paddywhackery
The fakey, out-of-a-box Irishness that insists on the same damned songs and the same damned menu and the same damned Guinness advertisements on the wall of every Irish bar outside of Ireland.
Seen in nearly every film which features a non Irish actor doing an Irish accent. Notable exceptions include Daniel Day Lewis in "In The Name of The Father" and Bradd Pitt in "Snatch".
Seen in nearly every film which features a non Irish actor doing an Irish accent. Notable exceptions include Daniel Day Lewis in "In The Name of The Father" and Bradd Pitt in "Snatch".
"Every St.Patricks day Jose liked to emphasize his Irish roots by wearing green, drinking Guiness and referring to the 'old country' but it smacked of Paddywhackery"
paddywhackery by damien May 13, 2005
Golden Tallywhackers
Golden strings or ornaments that hang from either nipples or undergarments in which you 'whack' people with. They tend to turn men on.
Golden Tallywhackers by Maria and Alii November 25, 2007
Tallywhacker
a cock, strudel, penis, shaft, meat and two veg, etc a description of the appendage between a males legs
"hey sweety, you wanna see my tallywhacker?"
"princess, how good would a mouthful of tallywhacker be?"
"bend over! here comes the tallywhacker"
"princess, how good would a mouthful of tallywhacker be?"
"bend over! here comes the tallywhacker"
Tallywhacker by tania January 26, 2004
Tallywhacker
A Tallywhacker is a stick that is used to keep score. (originally) and yes, a vernacularism for dong.
Tallywhacker by cyphercube November 6, 2003
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