The word used to describe penis, balls, vagina, anus and boobs in a useless and misunderstood way (especialy using the word to "teach" children) and usually what parents tell their children not to let strangers touch
child: momy what are these?
mother: oh sweetums those are your private parts!
child: well... what are private parts?
mother: private parts are the parts of our body that we kept private sweety.
child: why do we have them?
mother: hmmm, well we use them to...
father: to stick my fat cock in your mothers tight pussy son.
mother: oh sweetums those are your private parts!
child: well... what are private parts?
mother: private parts are the parts of our body that we kept private sweety.
child: why do we have them?
mother: hmmm, well we use them to...
father: to stick my fat cock in your mothers tight pussy son.
by Aynos November 22, 2011
member, penis, cock, knob, bone, bishop, wang, thang, rod, hot rod, humpmobile, Oscar, dong, dagger, banana, cucumber, salami, sausage, kielbasa, schlong, willie, dink, tool, Big Ben, Mr. Happy, peter, pecker, pee-pee, wee-wee, wiener, pisser, pistol, joint, hose, horn, middle leg, third leg, meat, stick, joystick, dipstick
by dildo777 January 27, 2018
by Mr.Juan-derful July 07, 2010
v.: to sell or otherwise redistribute the composite parts of a whole, as with an automobile or computer system, according to the respective practical or monetary value of each
n./adj.: used to denote or describe an item whose original purpose or function as a whole is no longer viable, but whose constituent parts retain some individual practical or monetary value, as with a "part out" car (often hyphenated: "part-out" car), also called a "parts car"
Context: The parting out of automobiles, electronic computer systems, industrial and agricultural machinery, electrical appliances, medical apparatuses, nautical and aeronautical equipment and other mechanical devices and instrumentation is done as an economical and, incidentally, ecological means of recycling (see recycle) and reusing various components that may otherwise be more expensive or difficult to obtain.
See also: part it out; parts queen
n./adj.: used to denote or describe an item whose original purpose or function as a whole is no longer viable, but whose constituent parts retain some individual practical or monetary value, as with a "part out" car (often hyphenated: "part-out" car), also called a "parts car"
Context: The parting out of automobiles, electronic computer systems, industrial and agricultural machinery, electrical appliances, medical apparatuses, nautical and aeronautical equipment and other mechanical devices and instrumentation is done as an economical and, incidentally, ecological means of recycling (see recycle) and reusing various components that may otherwise be more expensive or difficult to obtain.
See also: part it out; parts queen
v. usage: I intend to part out my 1976 B210 Datsun Honeybee, since the engine block is cracked.
n./adj. usage: The manager of Fred's Auto Salvage sold me a 1972 Buick Riviera as a part-out, which I towed directly to Sam's Auto Restoration Shop.
n./adj. usage: The manager of Fred's Auto Salvage sold me a 1972 Buick Riviera as a part-out, which I towed directly to Sam's Auto Restoration Shop.
by Scott Fairbairn December 09, 2007
fart part
A forceful blast of obnoxious wind released with such velocity it parts the hair of those down wind
A forceful blast of obnoxious wind released with such velocity it parts the hair of those down wind
by The Commune August 09, 2019
The body below the waist, in particular the genitals, buttocks, and anus.
From Gundam where in some of the series when the mecha breaks in half, the two halves are called the "A parts" and the "B parts".
From Gundam where in some of the series when the mecha breaks in half, the two halves are called the "A parts" and the "B parts".
by Dr. Buttz May 04, 2009
To say something incriminating about oneself to someone but immediately regret saying it. Therefore to correct the wrong you say forget that part.
Person 1: did you fart during that test we took in math?
Person 2: yes I did, and I may have shit a bit aswell... "forget that part"!
Person 2: yes I did, and I may have shit a bit aswell... "forget that part"!
by Crobx2 March 07, 2018