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The Little Man in the Boat 

An aroused clitoris, standing tall, seeking more attention and stimulation; the little guy is begging for orgasms. This is a term actually used in the late 1960s, in Underground Comics, found widely at that time, including Mr. Natural, Captain Piss-gums and his Band of Perverted Pirates, The Brown Paper Bag and others. You had to be there to really get it.
Oh yeah, I had a visit last night from the Little Man in the Boat, and he was HUNGRY!
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The Little Man in The Boat 

The little man in the boat is a term used to describe a woman's clitoris
She likes to tickle the little man in the boat

giving the little man in the boat a nuggie 

to perform cunnalingis on the clitoris hard and rapidly.
when i get home i,m gonna giving the little man in the boat a nuggie.

little man in the boat 

slang for clitoris... a little man sailing the big vagina sea
Then I went to pay my respects to the little man in the boat, and her moans became shorter, higher pitched.

little man in the boat 

a woman's clitoris, otherwise known as the moan button
Remember, when performing oral sex on your girlfriend, make sure to isolate the little man in the boat.

little man in the boat 

A clitoris. It looks like a little man in a boat. AKA little boy in the boat

Little man in the boat 

The slang for a woman’s clitoris
Hey baby you want rub on my little
Man in the boat for me?

I love when you stroke the little man on the boat for me.

Stroking the little man in the boat might make me cum hard all over your hand.
Little man in the boat by SusieQ Ball February 26, 2025
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