cobondi 

Gender Neutral replacement for "husband" or "wife".

Pulls from etymology of "husband", "hus" meaning 'house' and "bondi" meaning 'carer of' or 'head of'.

This definition is not only gender neutral, but eliminates the sexist history of the original terms "husband" and "wife".

Me and my cobondi are equal partners in our marriage!

I'd like to introduce you to my cobondi, Whitney.

cobondi by Whit.G January 20, 2024

coondis

A wart found on the arses of jews.

"The doctor pulled down my pants and whipped off my coondis with a scalpel. He was truly a coondis basher!"

coondis by duane reed June 10, 2004

coondi 

also spelled koondee, koondi, or coondee. It means butt or ass in tamil.

Don't make me kick your coondi!

coondi by pravizzle March 29, 2004

Coondingywop 

A person who is either extremely excited or just utterly clueless.

“Sashi stop being such a coondingywop!” Or
“Last night Emmerson was hopped up on some go-go juice acting like a complete coondingywop!”

Coondingywop by Flower mound Flackavelli June 21, 2018

coondick 

1.)Term used for yelling insults or obscenities at pedestrians from a moving vehicle. Generally, entertaining for the occupants of the vehicle, but not for the victims.

One may yell something along the lines of "NICE FACE UGLY!' at a lone pedestrian or "HEY LOOK!!! A PACK OF QUEERS!" at a group of pedistrians.

Origin: First used by a group of teenagers from Kendall, NY. The word coondick comes from the book Their Eyes Were Watching God, where it is used to refer to an alcoholic beverage of some sort.
I'm bored, lets go coondick tonight.

I want to go coondicking after the movie.

Bill is an excellent coondicker, he yells such funny things.

coondick by Day May 1, 2007

coondick 

A term used for bootleg moonshine or other alcohol, coined and used during the prohibition era of the 1930's. The reference was to the African American migrants who would illegally transport the stuff, sometimes in the crotch of their pants.

I'll share this bottle of coondick with ya'.

coondick by octagon38 March 29, 2010

cobondage 

Two or more characters share the same restraints in bondage (literally the same restraints). The characters are almost always restrained equally, unless they are not.

Cobondage implies that the characters are bound in a sexual way which could cause forced partners or just be plain erotic.

If characters are bound in a non-erotic fashion, than the characters are merely bound together or tied together.

They are in cobondage. Cobondage is so hot! The cobondage forces them to 69 with each other.

cobondage by Fieldofbunnys October 23, 2022