Mechanics reference to the physical part of the male genitalia. Specifically the joint where the shaft tilts at different angles from the body. Often used in jokes and shop talk.
Hey Ken, heard you licked Danny’s wiener bearing under his desk while he was on the phone so you could get that new toolbox.
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A phrase of encouragement or motivation, usually used when in pursuit of a person you would like to have sexual relations with
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Ben: My bad, I had no idea I was touching your wiiner.
Ronnie: ...it even makes sounds.
Ben: You need to put your wiiner down and go outside.
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Ronnie: ...it even makes sounds.
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In terms of spelling, wiener is a variant on the spelling of weiner, but both are recognized as correct by Merriam-Webster dictionary. The reason for the two different spellings is that in English the "ei" is pronounces an "e" sound, but in German it is the diphthong "ie" that represents the "e" sound. Thus the spelling wiener is the proper spelling taken from the German language, but the spelling weiner makes more phonetic sense in English.
In terms of spelling, wiener is a variant on the spelling of weiner, but both are recognized as correct by Merriam-Webster dictionary. The reason for the two different spellings is that in English the "ei" is pronounces an "e" sound, but in German it is the diphthong "ie" that represents the "e" sound. Thus the spelling wiener is the proper spelling taken from the German language, but the spelling weiner makes more phonetic sense in English.
Mmmm, that was a delicious wiener, so big and plump!
Wow, your wiener is huge. I don't think I could ever fit that whole thing in my mouth.
Wow, your wiener is huge. I don't think I could ever fit that whole thing in my mouth.
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