cobblers
- noun
- Offensive
- He was worried that his cobblers might expose him during the game.
You're right, you're right, but it's that thing is going to be just fucking cobbler under your cock.
- You're right, you're right, but it's that thing is going to be just fucking cobbler under your cock.
Examples
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During the heatwave, he was glad he wore loose pants, keeping his cobblers cool.
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I heard he lost a bet and had to show off his cobblers at the party.
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It's like, get that cobbler in your britches kind of moist.
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You're right, you're right, but it's that thing is going to be just fucking cobbler under your cock.
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Etymology
The word cobblers comes from cobbler, a person who repairs shoes. One popular story says the rhyming phrase cobblers awls rhymed with 'balls', so people shortened it to cobblers to mean 'testicles', which is why you may hear it used that way.