brassiere

The halter that elevates and holds in place human mammary glands, named for the inventor Phillipelde Brassiere.

Sometime in the mid twentieth century somebody started calling them bras, maybe because they could spell brassiere. Hardly any store advertises or customers ask for brassieres today. It's simply bra.

Dagmar had a hard time finding a store that sold 44DDD bras.

by Richard Black March 30, 2005

levi bulge

A mound in denim jeans on a male to the immediate right or left of his crotch where his tight jeans have shifted his dick and balls. Usually seen on hung guys and cowboys.

Gawd, did you see the levi bulge on that bareback bull rider?

by Richard Black March 12, 2005

making out

In my teenage period (1950s) making out was 'going all the way.' Sometime since, making out has come to mean petting (groping, touching, fondling). The word petting seems to be vanishing in the 21st Century.

Before grandfather and grandmother married, they had sexual intercourse (fucked) in their teens but that sounded so harsh, so they called it making out.

Today, making out is just fooling around, groping, and touching, but not having intercourse.

by Richard Black April 16, 2005

ecstasy

Sheer bliss; euphoria; rapture; an out of body experience as in floating on air.

When Kiersten's labia clamped down on Tyrone's eleven inches and they came together, it was all of the above.

by Richard Black March 25, 2005

double nickel

n. Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) as it is called in some parts of the southern United States.

The double nickel follows a route from Chicago to New Orleans.

by Richard Black December 28, 2005

beer cum

Foul tasting semen from someone who has been drinking and has ejaculated in the mouth of someone who has not been drinking.

Kelvin didn't like to trick at clubs or parties because he did not like the taste of beer cum.

by Richard Black March 12, 2005

box lunch at the y

Oral sex on either sex. The box is the crotch, and when the object is prone on their back and when the legs are spread apart, you have the 'y'. The diner gets between the legs and at the crotch and has a feast.

Tyrone stopped over at Takesheia's and had a box lunch at the y.

by Richard Black April 12, 2005