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Lower parts

The private areas that are below the waist.
Her: Thanks for me taking me to dinner tonight!

Him: Shut up, I need desert.

Her: What do you mean?

Him: I’m gonna lick your lower parts.

Her: wait, let me get the whip
Lower parts by paul_houston April 20, 2024

Lower parts

The parts below the waist and above the knees.
Her: Thanks for dinner
Him: But we still need desert

Her: Sure, what about a tiramisu?
Him: I’d rather lick your lower parts
Lower parts by paul_houston June 22, 2024

Loser parts 

A Kerulian slang term reclaimed and ironically used by intersex people to describe ones genetalia of which does not conform the the typical male/female genitals
Xi-yikal: remember when your grandpa asked if I had loser parts?
Akor: Erm do NOT remind me of that, I had to explain to him for 20 minutes why he can't say that and it makes it obvious he's not from kerulia
Loser parts by Kerulian_terms December 10, 2023
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