willy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwillywil‧ly /ˈwɪli/ noun (plural willies) [countable] British English informalHBH a penisExamples from the Corpuswilly• Big noses, Martha thought mercilessly, were supposed to indicate big willies.• It is enough to give anybody the World Cup willies.• My dad wasn't a tall man and it only just covered Quigley's enormous willy.• Singer Ange has got guts, he did get his willy out on stage once.• They grabbed that Martian's willy from my little hand.• I suppose you talk about men's willies and all that sort of thing?• Had all the big men got the willies together?• Your willy shrinks because speed is a vasodilator and opens up your blood vessels.

单词	willy
释义	willy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwillywil‧ly /ˈwɪli/ noun (plural willies) [countable] British English informalHBH a penisExamples from the Corpuswilly• Big noses, Martha thought mercilessly, were supposed to indicate big willies.• It is enough to give anybody the World Cup willies.• My dad wasn't a tall man and it only just covered Quigley's enormous willy.• Singer Ange has got guts, he did get his willy out on stage once.• They grabbed that Martian's willy from my little hand.• I suppose you talk about men's willies and all that sort of thing?• Had all the big men got the willies together?• Your willy shrinks because speed is a vasodilator and opens up your blood vessels.
随便看	keep the flag flying keep the lid on keep the peace keep the Sabbath keep the wolf from the door keep things moving keep tidy keep time keep to keep to a minimum keep to something keep to the message keep too many etc balls in the air keep track of keep under wraps not think to do something not think/believe etc for one minute not to be outdone not to be sneezed at not to mention not to mention something not to put too fine a point on it not to say not to worry not too bad