Peduncle
A synthesis of the words 'pedophile' and 'uncle'.
Used to define that creepy uncle you have who isn't really your uncle at all. He usually is an old friend of your father's, has a mustache straight out of a porno, and drives an old white van with no windows (a common variation is a van originally equipped with windows, which have now been spray-painted over).
Used to define that creepy uncle you have who isn't really your uncle at all. He usually is an old friend of your father's, has a mustache straight out of a porno, and drives an old white van with no windows (a common variation is a van originally equipped with windows, which have now been spray-painted over).
My peduncle is always rambling on about free candy and puppies
Dude, I think I just saw my peduncle on the news.
Really?
Yeah, he's wanted for gross sexual imposition.
Dude, I think I just saw my peduncle on the news.
Really?
Yeah, he's wanted for gross sexual imposition.
Peduncle by UlyssesSGrantIsUpInThis June 11, 2011
Related Words
Peduncle-butt
(n.) A large posterior belonging to a woman (esp. African-American),
see also: Badonkadonk
Etymology: The term was used in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) since the 1990s. In the 1990s, a new species of whale (Rice's whale) was discovered of the coast of Louisiana, and need reports included references to a large posterior "peduncle" hump. The term "peduncle-butt" was adopted by the African-American community to refer to a woman with "an ass like a whale". It transformed into the onomatopoeiac "badonkadonk" by those unfamiliar with its origin. The new word was popularized by Keith Murray's song "Fatty Girl" (2001), and later Trace Adkins, "Honkey Tonk Badunkadunk".
see also: Badonkadonk
Etymology: The term was used in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) since the 1990s. In the 1990s, a new species of whale (Rice's whale) was discovered of the coast of Louisiana, and need reports included references to a large posterior "peduncle" hump. The term "peduncle-butt" was adopted by the African-American community to refer to a woman with "an ass like a whale". It transformed into the onomatopoeiac "badonkadonk" by those unfamiliar with its origin. The new word was popularized by Keith Murray's song "Fatty Girl" (2001), and later Trace Adkins, "Honkey Tonk Badunkadunk".
Peduncle-butt by FuckinOath April 12, 2025
pedruncle
pedruncle by M4ZT3R13L4Z14N January 30, 2017
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Pe Duncle by TheWhippedCream March 31, 2004
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