poynus
poynus by N3O Bac Van May 24, 2016
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poinus
Slang term for penis, originating in or around Islip, New York. While the origins can't exactly be proven to have originated in Islip, poinus has been a staple in the community for 20 years.
Poinus is most often used in lighthearted situations. Rarely used in anger, since it's more of a "fun" word than a curse word.
Poinus is most often used in lighthearted situations. Rarely used in anger, since it's more of a "fun" word than a curse word.
poinus by Why is it Private July 6, 2010
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paynus
A more effective and stronger way of saying "penis". May be used over the intergalactic web, or through general conversation.
Ponus
Ponus by Team Carrot November 11, 2013
paynuss
Paynuss is the latin root word for the commonly used word penis, meaning male genetalia. It is believed that the origin of the word came from a man with the name "Nuss". Nuss was a latin man that was said to have a 30 foot monster. Because of this beast, the leadies flocked to him, and they had to "pay" Nuss in order for him to satisfy them. Therefore, the word paynuss came to mean what it is today.
My friend Forrest is said to have quite the paynuss.
A: I wonder where the word penis came from?
B:Dude don't you know about paynuss?
A: Ah of course, that guy nuss must of had a mammoth dick
A: I wonder where the word penis came from?
B:Dude don't you know about paynuss?
A: Ah of course, that guy nuss must of had a mammoth dick
paynuss by MasterForrest March 11, 2010
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