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Hudenhohn
A northern European-Germanic word that is meant to insult those who do not understand the real meaning behind said word by not understanding portmanteau and its intention to simply insult someone based on their actions. Thus becoming a word with many meanings, leaving it up for interpretation depending on who says it, how they say it and in what form of context.
Hodensac
The German word for scrotum. Referring to a German's genitals. A German's word for balls, nuts, acorns, cajones, juevos, whatever.
Grunhelda: O' look at Fritz, he looks like he has a big hodensac.
Helga: O' ya ya he has big hodensac, very big yes?
Helga: O' ya ya he has big hodensac, very big yes?
Hodensac by The_Riddler aka E.Nygma March 14, 2012
hymen
The hymen or vaginal corona is a tissue, usually doughnut-shaped, inside the vagina. They don't "break" or bleed, but some of the hymen can stretch or tear. It is normal for some of the hymen to wear away due to normal activities such as bathing, masturbation, even just moving around or stretching. Contrary to popular belief, it is actually pretty unlikely that a hymen will be damaged by riding a bike or a horse, because all these activities really do is put pressure on the perineum, not interfere with the vagina itself. It does not completely cover the vagina; if it did, menstruation would be impossible for girls with intact hymens. By the time full PVI occurs, the hymen is (usually) already mostly worn away.
The hymen is widely misunderstood.
hymen by What name isnt in use June 9, 2017
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